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Question by Nitish on Dec 06, 2022Hindi

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I want to create a corpus of 5-10 cr in next 10 years. I have paused my previous sips and started new sips with a financial firm. They are listed below.

1. IIFL focused Equity fund(G) - 25000rs SIP monthly started

2. Canara Bluechip Equity fund(G) - 25000rs SIP monthly started

3. SBI Contra (G) - 20000rs SIP monthly started

4. SBI Smal cap fund (G)- 10000rs SIP monthly

5. Canara Roberco Small cap- 10000rs SIP monthly

I intent to save 90K to 1 L a month. what is the maximum corpus I can create with this saving in next 10 years? Also PPF of 1.5L annually.

I have a lump sum of 25L to 30L annually salary. Please suggest and guide me if I can do something more better. PPF 1.5L anually till date 8.40lakh. Previous SIPs - 10lakh

Please guide.

Ans: Funds are good, please continue. The corpus that can get created by investment of Rs 90000 is Rs 2.2 cr in 10 years.

PPF is fine.

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