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Question by Binayak on Jun 01, 2022Hindi

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I am 38 years old and a salaried person. Started in 2019 with annual step up of 10 per cent. I want to invest for another 15 years. Kindly suggest about the funds. Following are my current mutual fund investments:

SBI Blue Chip fund- Direct Growth. Monthly SIP of Rs 3000

Sundaram Large and Mid Cap fund- Direct Growth. Monthly SIP of Rs 3000/-

PGMI India value fund Direct Growth. Monthly SIP of Rs 3000/-

NIMF Small Cap Fund Direct Growth. Monthly SIP of Rs 3000/-

UTI MNC Fund Direct Growth. Monthly SIP of RS 3000/-

Ans: Funds are good; please continue

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