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Pradeep Question by Pradeep on Nov 17, 2022Hindi
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Greetings of the day! With reference to your article below, 

Read this article https://www.rediff.com/getahead/report/omkeshwar-singh-help-me-build-a-mf-portfolio/20221103.htm 

Would you please advice on my mutual fund portfolio for any additions or changes or switches? 

Here are my goals: 

Car: 20 lakh down 5-6 years

Child one education: 50 lakh

Child two education: 50 lakh

Health reserves: 50 lakh

Retirement: 10 crore 

My monthly salary is 1.8 lakh. I pay pf 1.2 lakh per year, NPS tier1 70k per year, LIC policies: 1.3 lakh per year. 

Advice on portfolio please. 

DSP TAX SAVER FUND-GROWTH: 1500 sip

MIRAE ASSET EMERGING BLUECHIP FUND-REGULAR PLAN-GROWTH OPTION:2000 sip

HDFC HYBRID EQUITY FUND REGULAR PLAN GROWTH :2000 sip

TATA DIGITAL INDIA FUND REGULAR PLAN GROWTH:2500 sip

ICICI PRUDENTIAL COMMODITIES FUND GROWTH: 2500 sip

UTI MID CAP FUND-GROWTH PLAN:3000 Sip

EDELWEISS RECENTLY LISTED IPO FUND-REGULAR PLAN-GROWTH: 2500

UTI FLEXI CAP FUND-REGULAR PLAN-GROWTH:1500 sip

Ans: Please specify the duration (only car duration is given), accordingly planning can be done.

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