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Siva Question by Siva on Nov 02, 2022Hindi
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My age is 48 years My current SIPs are as listed below:

Nippon India small cap 10000
Hdfc mid cap opportunities fund 5000 Quant Active fund 10000
Hdfc flexi cap fund 5000
Parag parikh flexi cap fund 10000
Axis blue chip fund 10000
Current outstanding MF savings are 13 lakh so far

What can I expect at my retirement?

Ans: Considering Retirement age of 60, a corpus of Rs. 2.5 crs can be created

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I am 43 and want to get retire with at least 1.5cr through mf sip starting today. Total 10k per month for next 15 years as 2k in parag parikh flexi fund, 2k in canara robecco bluechip, 2k in quant active fund, 2k in mirae asset large midcap fund, 1k in motilal oswal focused fund and 1k in sbi focused equity fund. Is this good to have the above investment?
Ans: Starting your retirement planning at 43 with a clear goal of Rs. 1.5 crore is a great decision! Your choice of SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is a smart way to invest regularly. Let's see how your chosen funds can help you reach your target.

Strengths of Your Plan:

Diversification: Your selection includes flexi-cap, blue-chip, large & mid-cap, and focused funds, offering diversification across market capitalizations and investment styles.
Long-Term Focus: A 15-year investment horizon allows you to benefit from the potential of equity markets for long-term growth.
Regular Investment: SIP ensures disciplined investing and benefits from rupee-cost averaging.
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Target Achievement: Reaching Rs. 1.5 crore depends on market performance. Actively managed funds aim to outperform the market, but past performance doesn't guarantee future results.
Asset Allocation: Review the percentage allocation across each fund category to ensure it aligns with your risk tolerance.
Benefits of a CFP

A Certified Financial Planner (CFP) professional can provide a more personalized assessment. They can help you:

Calculate Retirement Corpus: Determine the total investment amount needed for your desired retirement lifestyle.
Refine Asset Allocation: Ensure your chosen mix of funds matches your risk tolerance and goals.
Monitor & Rebalance: Track your portfolio performance and rebalance periodically to maintain your asset allocation.
Regular Plan vs Direct Plan

Regular plans with a CFP professional can offer some advantages over direct plans. A CFP can:

Minimize Costs: Help you potentially find ways to reduce investment expenses.
Stay on Track: Guide you through market volatility and keep you invested for the long term.
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Market fluctuations can impact your returns. However, your diversified approach, long-term focus, and SIP strategy are positive steps towards your Rs. 1.5 crore goal.

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Consider consulting a CFP professional for a detailed analysis of your plan.
Regularly monitor your portfolio performance and rebalance as needed.
Keep saving and investing for a happy retirement!

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Hi sir i am investing in sip for 7000,ppf 5000,nps 2500,pf 3000 per month i am 32 yrs planning to retire in 65 years .how much i will get after 65
Ans: It's excellent that you're taking proactive steps towards securing your financial future at such a young age. By investing regularly in SIP, PPF, NPS, and PF, you're building a strong foundation for your retirement.

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Remember, starting early and staying disciplined with your investments are key to achieving your retirement goals. Keep up the good work, and continue investing regularly to build a secure financial future for yourself.

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Separate finances keeps relationships healthy and we have enough evidence where mixing financial matters and personal stuff can get messy...
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