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Mutual Funds Expert - Answered on Sep 26, 2022

Nikunj Saraf has more than five years of experience in financial markets and offers advice about mutual funds. He is vice president at Choice Wealth, a financial institution that offers broking, insurance, loans and government advisory services. Saraf, who is a member of the Institute Of Chartered Accountants of India, has a strong base in financial markets and wealth management.... more
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Dear Sir, I am 38 yrs old. I wish to invest in the following mutual funds:

Monthly SIP all started this year in March,2022 for 10 years

1. Quant Tax Regular Growth - 5000

2. Quant Active Regular Growth- 5000

3. Quant Absolute Regular Growth- 5000

4. Icici Technology Regular Growth - 5000

5. Icici Value Fund Regular Growth- 2000

6. Sbi Focussed Equity Regular Growth- 5000

7. SBI SMALL CAP Regular growth - 5000

8. AXIS SMALL CAP - 5000

9. Kotak Emerging Bluechip Regular Growth- 5000

10. Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Regular Growth- 5000

Lump sum:

1. Quant Infrastructure Regular Growth-125000 (2022)

2. Sbi Multicap Regular Growth-125000(2022) 

3. Tata Digital Regular Growth -200000(2022)

4. Aditya Birla Regular Growth-70000(2022)

I wish to build a corpus of 3 crores in 10 years.

Kindly guide if investments are fine and kindly suggest If I should merge/discontinue some funds.

Ans: Hello Ankur, Your portfolio is well diversified and looks good. If you wish to build corpus of 3 Cr in next 10 years, I would suggest to add-on with your current sip investments to 1.10 lakh to achieve your goal or you can add on some funds annually to reach to sip investments of 1.10 Lakh.

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I am investing 22,200 every month in Mutual Fund in following SIP 1. Mirae Asset Large & Midcap Fund - 2000 per month [SIP of 1000 every 15 days] 2. SBI Magnum midcap Fund - 4000 per month [SIP of 1000 Weekly] 3. Tata Nifty 50 index Fund - 2200 per month [SIP of 1100 every 15 days] 4. Zerodha Nifty LargeMidcap 250 Index Fund - 400 per month [SIP of 100/- per week] 5. Kotak Emerging Equity Fund - 2000 per month [SIP of Weekly 500/-] 6. Axis Small Cap Fund - 2800 per month [SIP of Weekly 700/-] 7. Kotak Small Cap Fund - 2800 per month [SIP of weekly 700/-] 8. Quant Active Fund - 2000 per month [SIP of 1000 every 15 days] 9. Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund - 4000 per month [SIP of Weekly 1000/-] Please suggest if some correction is needed. Also How can I build corpus of 1 Cr. in 12-15 Years time span.
Ans: To build a corpus of 1 crore in 12-15 years, consider the following suggestions:

Evaluate your current SIP portfolio: Review the performance and overlap of your existing funds. Ensure that you have a well-diversified portfolio across different market segments and investment styles.

Optimize your SIPs: Assess the frequency and amount of your SIPs to ensure they align with your investment goals and risk tolerance. Consider consolidating SIPs into fewer funds to reduce complexity and transaction costs.

Increase SIP contributions: If possible, consider increasing your SIP contributions over time to accelerate wealth accumulation. Regularly review your budget and financial situation to determine if you can afford to increase your investment amounts.

Explore additional investment avenues: Consider diversifying your portfolio by adding other asset classes such as debt funds, real estate, or alternative investments based on your risk appetite and investment horizon.

Monitor and adjust: Periodically review your investment portfolio and make adjustments as needed based on changes in market conditions, financial goals, and personal circumstances. Stay disciplined with your investment strategy and avoid making emotional decisions during market fluctuations.

Consulting with a financial advisor can provide personalized guidance and help you develop a comprehensive investment plan tailored to your specific needs and objectives. They can also assist you in implementing strategies to achieve your target corpus of 1 crore within the desired time frame.

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Hello Sir, I am 42 years old IT professional. I have one son of 6 years and in class 1. My wife also works and our combined MF portfolio is of 1.1 cr. We both invest 90k per month in various mutual funds. I have purchased one flat which has 60 lacs of home loan and 58000 emi. I have sold my current flat in 80 lacs. I am in confusion of what to do with this money. Should I part close my home loan, should i invest it in mutual funds or should i go for PMS. I am in no hurry to pre close home loan as I can close the loan in next 6-7 years from our salary and my PPF. My goal is to maximize my returns to create wealth as I want to retire by 50. I have monthly expenses of 75K including my child fees for now. Please suggest. Thank you.
Ans: Hi Shaks,

Your query will resonate with many working professionals.

First and foremost, please check/calculate if you have capital gains arising out of the sale of your current flat. This is important for tax implication and will also help make your decision for utilizing the funds.

Lets assume you have some capital gains from this sale, then you can again have to confirm if the capital gains can be utilized without paying tax on it - this is possible if you have purchased the new flat within the last 1 year. If so, then you can utilize/adjust the capital gains towards payments made for the new flat and save tax on it. If you have purchased the new flat earlier than the last 1 year, then you have 2 options - pay tax on the capital gains and then use the funds as you wish OR invest the capital gains amount in NHAI bonds (locked) for the next 5 years (pay tax only on the interest earned).

Once you have sorted the above, you will know what is the amount in hand to make your decision, so lets dive into it.
You have a loan of 60 Lacs and you can manage the EMI from your salaries. Over the next 6-7 years, your salary will also see an increment of approx 7-8% annually, so I suggest you utilize this excess amount each year to prepay/topup your EMI payments. This will help reduce the loan burden over time. At the time of retirement, your loan outstanding can be paid with available options at that time.
You mentioned PPF as an option - I would suggest you do not utilize PPF amount towards this loan closure. The reason is PPF is a completely tax exempt asset and can be utilized well towards retirement income. Of course depends on how much you have accumulated in PPF.

So lets now consider paying the loan amount with the sale proceeds of the current flat. You have a loan today (assuming interest rate applicable is 8-8.5%), which you can manage and you are keen to continue it till retirement, so also recommend you do so. Keep the sale proceed amount available for investment and wealth creation as there are opportunities that can generate returns at a same rate (conservative options) and higher returns (with a slightly higher risk associated).

As you do not have any major liability which is outstanding or cannot be managed, and also you are investing 90k per month in Mutual funds, you can consider wealth creation options for the sale amount available.
PMS is an option but I feel its risks will out weigh the returns in the time frame you have, unless you have a known and trust-worthy option you want to consider.
As you are looking to retire early, at age 50, you should target to create a corpus that will sustain your retirement life (consider at least 30 years post retirement) and your child's education requirements.
Hence my recommendation would be to invest in Mutual Funds and continue with your PPF until retirement. A well constructed portfolio to create a retirement corpus and your child's education requirements would be required.

You can consult a Certified Financial Planner to help you with this plan. They can guide you with your Investments and Retirement planning and provide options to consider and provide advise on risk management (Insurance requirements).

Thanks & Regards
Janak Patel
Certified Financial Planner.

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