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Nikunj Saraf has more than five years of experience in financial markets and offers advice about mutual funds. He is vice president at Choice Wealth, a financial institution that offers broking, insurance, loans and government advisory services. Saraf, who is a member of the Institute Of Chartered Accountants of India, has a strong base in financial markets and wealth management.... more
Kamlendra Question by Kamlendra on Jun 02, 2023Hindi
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Hi Sir I am 38 years old and I want to know about my Portfolio is in good shape and i want to know my portfolio worth after 25 Years following are my investments :- 1 : LIC at age 60 i will be receiving 1 crore through various guaranteed plans 2 : EPF : it will be near about 1 Crore 3 : PPF : 12500 per month these are my guaranteed plan till date i have Mutual fund portfolio of 6 Lac and im a aggressive investor MF details are 1 Kotak small Cap : 5000 2 Nippon small Cap : 5000 3 PGIM flexi cap : 4000 4 Quant small cap : 4000 Tata small cap : 4000 im looking for next 25 Years what should be the worth of my Portfolio after 25 years

Ans: Hello Kamlendra. In regards to your concern, you can accumulate a corpus of 5 cr approx for Mutual Fund investment in next 25 years.
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