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Financial Planner - Answered on Jun 19, 2023

Vivek Shah is a SEBI registered investment advisor and certified financial planner from FPSB India. He has over 18 years of experience in financial planning.
Shah founded Finrise, a financial planning and wealth management firm, in 2011. He believes that equity investment is the only way to generate long term wealth.
He has an MBA in finance, a degree in chartered accountancy and is a registered life planner from Kinder Institute of Life Planning, USA.... more
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Nippon small cap 2k Quant small cap 1k Tata small cap 1k Sbi small cap 2k Quant mid cap 3k Sbi magnam mid cap 2k Sbi contra fund 3k Parag Parikh flexi cap 2k 23 years sip plan h Koi change krna hoga in portfolio me
Ans: Let's analyze your current SIP portfolio and suggest potential improvements:

Current Portfolio Breakdown:

Small-Cap Focus: A significant portion (?8,000) is allocated to small-cap funds. While they offer higher growth potential, they also come with higher risk.

Multiple Mid-Cap Funds: Having two mid-cap funds (Quant Mid-cap and SBI Magnum Mid-cap) might have some overlap in holdings.

Actively Managed Funds: All your chosen funds are actively managed, which means experienced fund managers pick stocks. Actively managed funds come with higher fees compared to passively managed funds.

Potential Areas for Improvement:

Diversification: Consider adding a large-cap fund for stability and to balance your overall risk profile.

Reduce Overlap: Consolidate your mid-cap allocation by potentially choosing just one well-diversified mid-cap fund.

Review Actively Managed vs. Passively Managed: Research both actively managed and passively managed funds (like index funds) to understand their fee structures and risk-return profiles.

Here's a Suggestion (but consult a CFP for a personalized plan):

Large-Cap (20%): Invest in a diversified large-cap fund for stability.

Mid-Cap (20%): Choose one well-diversified mid-cap fund.

Small-Cap (30%): Reduce your small-cap allocation slightly to manage risk.

Flexi-Cap (30%): Consider a Flexi-cap fund that invests across market capitalizations, offering flexibility and diversification.

Remember:

Risk Tolerance: This is just a suggestion. Adjust the allocation based on your risk tolerance and investment goals.

Professional Guidance: A Certified Financial Planner (CFP) can analyze your risk profile, financial goals, and existing investments to create a personalized SIP plan.

By potentially diversifying and considering both actively managed and passively managed options, you can work towards a well-rounded portfolio!

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K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

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