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Nikunj Saraf has more than five years of experience in financial markets and offers advice about mutual funds. He is vice president at Choice Wealth, a financial institution that offers broking, insurance, loans and government advisory services. Saraf, who is a member of the Institute Of Chartered Accountants of India, has a strong base in financial markets and wealth management.... more
RENUKA Question by RENUKA on May 06, 2023Hindi
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Hello sir, I am a 40 years working women My Investment duration for next 20 years long term. My SIP Rs.9500/- Per Month continue from June 2016 Please see my below portfolio advise if any change required, SBI Equity Hybrid Fund – Direct – IDCW – 2000/- Aditya Birla Sunlife MNC Fund – Direct – IDCW – 1500/- Sundaram MID Cap Fund – Direct – growth – Rs. 1000/- UTI Next 50 Index Fund – Direct- Growth – Rs. 1000/- Frankling India Focuced Equity Fund – Regular – IDCW Rs. 1500/- SBI Gold Fund – Regular – Growth – Rs. 1000/- UTI Value Opportunities Fund – Regular – IDCW – Rs 1500/-

Ans: Hello Renuka. Considering all factors, Portfolio reports sounds good except Aditya Birla Sunlife AMC and Sundaram AMC. I would recommend to reconsider the same.
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