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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 27, 2024Hindi
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I am beginner investor, I want to invest Rs.4000 in different mutual fund through SIP.

Ans: Starting as a beginner investor with Rs.4000 for SIP is a great step towards financial growth. Here’s a suggested approach to diversify your investment:

Large Cap Funds: Allocate around 30% (Rs.1200) to large-cap funds. These funds invest in top-performing large companies known for their stability.
Mid Cap Funds: Allocate 20% (Rs.800) to mid-cap funds. These companies have potential for higher growth than large-caps but come with slightly higher risk.
Small Cap Funds: Allocate 20% (Rs.800) to small-cap funds. They have the highest growth potential among equity funds but are riskier.
Flexi Cap or Multi-Cap Funds: Allocate 20% (Rs.800) to flexi or multi-cap funds. They invest across market capitalizations, providing diversification.
Debt Funds: Allocate 10% (Rs.400) to debt funds for stability. These funds invest in fixed-income securities like bonds and offer stable returns.
Remember:

Diversify: Spread your investments across different categories to balance risk.
Review: Regularly review and adjust your portfolio based on performance and financial goals.
Consult: It’s always beneficial to consult with a financial advisor to tailor your investment strategy to your needs and risk tolerance.
Happy investing!
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