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pankaj Question by pankaj on Oct 06, 2022Hindi
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Below is my sip per month of total (92,500 inr per month). Is my selection good or need to be revised or replaced? My timeline is 5 years to 7 years. 

How much money can I generate from this? 

Icici blue chip - 10000

Icici balanced advantage - 10000

Axis mid cap - 10000

Axis small cap-15000

Canara Rebecca blue chip equity -10000

Canara Rebecca small cap- 10000

Mirae asset emerging blue chip- 10000

Parikh parag flexi cap fund - 7500

HDFC flexi cap- 10000

Thanks in advance for your best advice. And I can go upto 1.25 lakh per month sip.

Please suggest!

Ans: Greetings pankaj pandey. Having reviewed your current investment, I must say it is well diversified and well chosen. You may achieve 80 Lakhs to 1.3 Crores in the next 5-7 years with 14% CAGR using your current monthly sip amount.

If you want to increase your sip, try to increase your sip on funds excluding small caps.

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Commendations on embarking on your SIP journey, a wise move towards securing your financial future. Let's delve deeper into your fund selection and assess its alignment with your goal of accumulating Rs 1 crore in 15 years.

Assessing Fund Selection
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Large-cap Funds
Investments in large-cap funds offer stability and lower volatility, typically in established companies with robust fundamentals.

Mid-cap and Small-cap Funds
Mid-cap and small-cap funds present higher growth potential but come with increased volatility, investing in smaller companies with prospects for rapid expansion.

Evaluating Growth Potential
Your inclination towards mid-cap and small-cap funds suggests a quest for higher growth potential. However, it's vital to weigh the associated risks.

Analyzing Fund Selection
Nippon India Large Cap Fund, ICICI Prudential Bluechip Fund, and SBI Magnum Mid Cap Direct Fund are reputable choices with established track records. Regular monitoring of their performance is essential.

SIP Amount Allocation
Allocating Rs 3,000 each to large-cap funds and Rs 2,000 to a mid-cap fund exhibits a balanced approach. Yet, investing only Rs 1,000 in a small-cap fund may limit its impact on your portfolio's growth potential.

Rebalancing Strategy
Regularly review your portfolio and rebalance if needed to ensure alignment with your risk tolerance and financial objectives.

Market Conditions
Stay abreast of market conditions, as they significantly influence fund performance. Knowledge of economic trends facilitates informed decision-making.

Importance of Patience
Investing is a long-term endeavor; exercising patience and avoiding impulsive decisions amidst short-term market fluctuations is prudent.

Professional Guidance
Consider seeking advice from a certified financial planner to optimize your investment strategy. They offer personalized recommendations tailored to your risk profile and financial goals.

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Take-home salary: Rs. 2.5 Lacs per month
Car EMI: Rs. 5,000 per month (ending Dec 2026)
Health insurance: Rs. 25 Lacs
Term insurance: Rs. 2 Crores
Monthly SIP: Rs. 1 Lac
Lump-sum investment in mutual funds: Rs. 75 Lacs (current value)
Education loan repayment: Rs. 20 Lacs starting after 2.5 years
Retirement age: 58 years (4 years from now)
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Your lump-sum mutual fund investment grows at an assumed annual rate of 10%.
Monthly SIP investments grow at an assumed annual rate of 10%.
Education loan repayment starts in 2.5 years. Let’s consider this doesn’t disrupt your SIPs.
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Growth for 4 years at 10%: Approximately Rs. 1.1 Crores
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Duration: 48 months (4 years)
Growth at 10%: Approximately Rs. 63 Lacs
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Lump-sum mutual fund value: Rs. 1.1 Crores
SIP investments: Rs. 63 Lacs
Total corpus: Rs. 1.73 Crores
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