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I am 45 years old. Want to create a corpus of 10 Cr in next 15 years. How much per month SPI I should start?

Ans: Rs. 1,62,500 SIP is required

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I want a corpus of 1 cr in the next 5-6 year. How much monthly amount and where shall I invest for the goal?
Ans: You want to build a corpus of Rs. 1 crore.
Your time horizon is 5-6 years.
This is a medium-term goal with a big target.

Required Monthly Investment

To reach Rs. 1 crore, you need to invest a lot.
Exact amount depends on the returns you get.
Roughly, you might need to invest Rs. 1-1.5 lakh monthly.

Investment Options

For 5-6 year goal, use a mix of equity and debt.
Equity for growth, debt for stability.
Balance between risk and returns is important.

Equity Mutual Funds

Put about 50-60% in equity mutual funds.
Choose a mix of large-cap and multi-cap funds.
These can give good returns over 5-6 years.

Debt Mutual Funds

Invest 30-40% in debt mutual funds.
Consider corporate bond funds and banking & PSU funds.
These provide stability to your portfolio.

Hybrid Funds

Put 10-20% in balanced advantage or aggressive hybrid funds.
These funds adjust equity-debt mix based on market.
They can give steady returns with lower risk.

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

Use SIP method for investing in mutual funds.
This helps in rupee cost averaging.
It also makes large investments more manageable.

Regular Monitoring

Check your investments every 3-6 months.
See if you're on track to reach your goal.
Make changes if some funds are not performing well.

Increase Investments Yearly

Try to increase your investment amount every year.
Even a 10% yearly increase can make a big difference.
This helps beat inflation and reach your goal faster.

Risk Management

As you get closer to 6 years, reduce equity exposure.
Move more money to debt funds in last 1-2 years.
This protects your gains as you near your goal.

Finally

Rs. 1 crore in 5-6 years is a big goal.
It needs disciplined and aggressive investing.
Consider talking to a Certified Financial Planner for personalized advice.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 23, 2025Hindi
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I want to create a corpus of 1 cr in next 10 years. I am doing a sip of 10k from last 5 years. What should i do and how much should i save now monthly and in what options?
Ans: You aim to accumulate Rs. 1 crore in 10 years. Achieving this requires a disciplined savings strategy and optimal investments. Your current SIP of Rs. 10,000 per month for the past 5 years is a great start. However, adjustments are necessary to reach your goal. Let’s create a step-by-step plan.

Understanding Your Current SIP Contributions
Current Progress

Your existing SIPs have built a decent corpus over 5 years.
Equity mutual funds provide growth, especially if the portfolio is well-diversified.
Impact of Time

Compounding needs both time and sufficient contributions.
To achieve Rs. 1 crore in 10 years, you’ll need to increase your SIP contributions.
How Much to Save Monthly
Additional SIP Contributions Needed
Review your target and adjust your SIP contributions.
Based on current market trends, increasing SIP to Rs. 20,000-25,000 monthly could help.
This will ensure you stay on track to meet your goal in the next 10 years.
Investment Options to Consider
Actively Managed Equity Mutual Funds

Actively managed funds offer better growth potential than index funds.
Fund managers help optimise returns by navigating market opportunities.
Diversify across large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap funds for balanced growth.
Avoid Index Funds for Higher Returns

Index funds follow the market and may not outperform actively managed funds.
Actively managed funds provide a better opportunity for long-term wealth creation.
Hybrid Funds for Stability

Hybrid funds balance equity and debt exposure, reducing volatility.
Allocate a small portion to hybrid funds to stabilise the portfolio.
Systematic Investments Over Lump Sums

Continue SIPs as they help average out market volatility.
Avoid lump-sum investments unless the market shows a significant correction.
Tax-Efficient Investing
Minimise Tax Liabilities

Equity mutual funds offer better post-tax returns compared to debt funds.
Long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax of 12.5% applies only if gains exceed Rs. 1.25 lakh.
Avoid Frequent Redemptions

Keep investments for the long term to minimise short-term capital gains tax of 20%.
Regularly Review Your Investments
Monitor Portfolio Performance

Review your mutual fund portfolio annually.
Ensure funds are consistently outperforming their benchmarks.
Rebalance Periodically

Adjust equity and debt allocations as needed.
Maintain a higher equity allocation for the next 6-8 years, reducing it closer to the goal.
Emergency Fund and Insurance
Maintain an Emergency Fund

Ensure you have 6-12 months of expenses in liquid assets.
This protects your investments during unforeseen financial needs.
Adequate Insurance Coverage

Review your term insurance to ensure it matches your financial responsibilities.
Consider health insurance coverage to avoid medical emergencies impacting investments.
Avoid Common Pitfalls
Avoid Direct Mutual Funds

Direct funds lack personalised guidance.
Invest through a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) who can provide tailored advice.
Stay Consistent

Avoid stopping SIPs during market downturns.
SIPs benefit from market corrections by purchasing more units at lower prices.
Don’t Time the Market

Focus on long-term growth rather than trying to predict short-term market movements.
Final Insights
Reaching Rs. 1 crore in 10 years is achievable with disciplined savings and smart investments. Increase your SIP contributions to Rs. 20,000-25,000 monthly, focusing on actively managed funds. Review your portfolio regularly, rebalance when needed, and maintain financial safeguards like an emergency fund and insurance. These steps will ensure you meet your goal confidently and efficiently.

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Me and my girlfriend we both are in relationship from about last 2 years (almost). After such a long time I got to know that she had 2 relationships before me that too she didn't told I got to know it by third person she was sexually involved too (not intercourse but yes other things with one of them)... When I asked her that why you didn't told anything to me before she said she was scared that if she'll tell it to me so I'll leave her and she really did not wanted that... She was scared to loose me. And she was still in contact with that guy and when I asked her that why you were still in contact with him (it's been around 3 years they got separated) so she says that she is like that only... She can't deny anyone because of her soft hearted nature but she did not had any feelings for him. She also said that once she even went to meet him when he requested to meet and also on the same she claims that her soft hearted nature has done that she wasn't able to deny. I loved her too much but now all these things are hurting me like anything. (She is my first relationship before her i never had anyone)
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I understand that you are hurt and the complexities of the hearts might be difficult sometimes to grasp. The first reason for your sorrow, her past relationship, and the fact that she was physically intimate with them is not completely justifiable. Though I understand that you feel hurt because she did not disclose it to you, still it should not matter so much as to ruin your present relationship. And whether she will open up about such sensitive details is actually up to her. It has nothing to do with how much she loves you or trusts you. Please understand that.

Now coming to the next thing, the fact that she is still in touch with them and has even met one of them, that is slightly concerning. It would have been okay if she did that openly- please understand that I am not saying she should have asked for your permission, but rather discuss the same with you. Moreover, in a relationship, it is also important to understand how much your partner is comfortable with- goes for both men and women. If you are uncomfortable with her relationship with her exes, she should consider that. I would have said the same if the table was turned. I suggest you have a clear conversation with her and express how you feel about this situation- depending on how she reacts and how the conversation goes, you both can think about the next step.

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