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I am 40 year old software developer.

I currently have the below monthly SIPs

  
Mutual Funds Plan Amount
1. Aditya birla sun life tax relief 96   5000
2. DSP tax saver fund Direct plan Growth 5000
3. Icici Prudential equity and debt fund Growth 3000
4 icici Prudential technology fund   1000
5. Axis blue chip fund Growth 5000

I am looking for wealth creation, and plan to remain invested for 15 to 20 years.

Are they good to continue?

Please suggest alternatives.

I have plans to increase the amount by 2000- 5000 each year.

Also, I have a lump sum of 5 lakh which I want to invest for the next 5 years.

What is an option with good returns?

Ans: These are good funds, please continue and annual step up / top ups is good strategy.

Lump sum investment can be made in below funds

Mutual Funds Plan
Dsp Focus Fund Growth
Axis Esg Equity Fund Growth
Motilal Oswal S&p 500 Index Fund Growth
Uti Flexi Cap Fund Growth

Other than liquid funds is there any option for a rainy day fund of 2 to 3 lakh, to be instantly accessible?

Omkeshwar Singh Most Debt funds are settled in T+1 days i.e. the money will be in bank account next day (working), hoverer only few AMCs provide insta-redemption facility, wherein up to Rs. 50000 can be redeemed for insta-credit to your bank account.

 

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