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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 15, 2024Hindi
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Hello Team, I am 39 years old and I have been investing in the following through SIP: 2017 onwards (2000/- pm) (1) Bandhan Sterling Value FUND - Growth (2) Franklin Templeton Small Cap fund - Growth (3) HSBC Value FUND (4) HSBC Small Cap Fund (4) Kotak Flexicap Fund (5) Mirae Asset Large & Mid Cap Fund (6) Motilal Oswal Flexi Cap Fund (7) Nippon India Banking & Financial services Fund (8) SBI Blue Chip Fund. 2022 onwards (3000/- pm) (1) SBI Multicap Fund (2) Canara Rebeco Emerging Equities (3) Axis Mid Cap Fund (4) Invesco India Contra Fund ( 1000/- pm) 2023 onwards 2000/- pm in Quant Small Cap fund. I want to create a corpus of atleast 5 CR in the next 20 years. Pl review my folio and advice changes if any

Ans: You've built a diversified portfolio, reflecting a thoughtful approach to investing. To reach your ambitious goal of 5 CR in 20 years, consider periodically reviewing and rebalancing your portfolio. Reassess the performance and alignment of your funds with your goals, and be open to making necessary adjustments. Remember, the investment landscape and your personal circumstances may change over time, so staying flexible and informed will be key to navigating towards your financial milestone. Keep up the disciplined investing!
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