My age is 34 years. Out of my 180k monthly income, I am investing in the below funds monthly wise. Kindly guide me on whether the selection is good to have maximum return? I will add 10% to each SIP every year. In addition to this I have a home loan for which 50000 is spent.

I have no problem with a high risk and high return portfolio.

Franklin India Prima Direct Fund-Growth -- 2000

Quant Active Fund Direct-Growth -- 6500

PGIM India Midcap Opp Fund Direct-Growth -- 1000

HDFC Small Cap Fund Direct- Growth -- 2000

ICICI Prudential Technology Direct Plan-Growth -- 2500

Tata Digital India Fund Direct-Growth -- 3000

Nippon India Small Cap Fund Direct- Growth -- 2500

Invesco India Growth Opp Fund Direct-Growth -- 3000

Quant Small Cap Fund Direct Plan-Growth -- 2000

Quant Tax Plan Direct-Growth -- 3000

Axis Bluechip Fund Direct Plan-Growth -- 2000

Quant Multi Asset Fund Direct-Growth -- 1000

Mirae Asset Tax Saver Fund Direct-Growth -- 1000

Quant Large and Mid Cap Fund Direct-Growth -- 2000

Quant Mid Cap Fund Direct-Growth -- 2000

Ans: Good funds; please start asap.

Ans: Good funds; please start asap.

Ans: Good funds; please start asap.

Ans: Congratulations on your recent marriage and your proactive approach towards financial planning. It's evident that you're committed to securing your financial future.

Your investment portfolio reflects a diversified approach, which is a positive sign. Diversification helps spread risk and can enhance long-term returns. Let's delve into your portfolio to assess its effectiveness and potential for future returns.

Investing in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund offers exposure to a diversified portfolio across various sectors and market capitalizations. This fund's flexible investment strategy allows it to capitalize on emerging opportunities, potentially leading to attractive returns over time.

ELSS Tax Saver Funds like DSP and Kotak offer tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act while providing exposure to equities. These funds have a lock-in period of three years, aligning with your long-term investment horizon.

Nippon India Small Cap Fund and Quant Multi Asset Fund offer exposure to smaller companies and multiple asset classes, respectively. Small-cap funds have the potential for higher growth but come with increased volatility. Ensure they align with your risk tolerance.

ICICI Prudential BHARAT 22 FDF provides exposure to a diversified basket of public sector enterprises and select private sector companies. This fund can add stability to your portfolio while offering growth potential.

Your investments in PPF and SBI Life Insurance contribute to your overall financial security and tax planning. PPF offers stable returns with tax benefits, while life insurance provides protection for your family's future financial needs.

Considering your age and investment horizon, this portfolio has the potential to generate attractive returns over the long term. However, periodically review and rebalance your portfolio to ensure alignment with your financial goals and risk tolerance.

For a more comprehensive analysis and personalized advice, consider consulting a Certified Financial Planner who can tailor recommendations to your specific needs and objectives.

Best Regards,
K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,
Chief Financial Planner,
www.holisticinvestment.in