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Age-37. I am investing in mutual funds since Nov 2018. I am investing Rs 20000 per month in SIPs. I will increase my SIPs by 10-15% every year. Kindly suggest regarding how is my portfolio.

Goals:

I want Rs. 40 lakhs after 10 years in 2030 for my son’s education who is now 7 years old.

I want to accumulate Rs 3.5 to Rs 4 crores for my retirement corpus by March 2043 after 23 years & can I expect 12-13% returns from my these funds till 2043?

My portfolio:

  • Parag parikh LTE–Multicap – 5000
  • Kotak standard multicap- 5000
  • SBI Small cap – 5000
  • Mirae asset Midcap – 5000 (Total Rs 20000/month -SIP)

Also doing topups of Rs 1000-1500 during nifty50 falls

Kindly suggest which focused multicap is the best among these two (axis focused 25 or sbi focused equity)? I will increase my SIPs by 10-15% every year. At present my net loss is around -19% after 1 year 4 months of mutual fund investing. I am also willing to take risk to beat the rising inflation especially after my retirement in year 2043 march month.

Ans:
Name of the Fund Category RankMF Star Rating Recommendation
Parag parikh LTE–Multicap – 5000 Equity - Multi Cap Fund 5 Continue
Kotak standard multicap- 5000 Equity - Multi Cap Fund 2 SmartSwitch to UTI Equity Fund - Growth
 SBI Small cap – 5000 Equity - Small Cap Fund 1 SmartSwitch to Axis ESG Fund  Growth
Mirae asset Midcap Equity - Mid Cap Fund 3 SmartSwitch to DSP Mid Cap Growth
axis focused 25 Equity - Focused Fund 5 Continue
sbi focused equity Equity - Focused Fund 3 SmartSwitch to Axis Focused 25 Growth

With 10% to 15% increase annually, both goals are mostly achievable with a possibility of decent surplus over these goals.

Goal – 40 lakh after 10 years– Achievable

Goal – 3.5 to 4 Crs after 23 years – Achievable

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• Mid-cap funds like Quant Mid Cap Fund have the potential for high growth but may experience higher volatility.
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