I am investing Rs 23,000 per month via SIP in the below funds.

I have invested in the liquid funds to meet some short term uncertain requirements. Could you please review if any changes are required?

Mutual Funds	Amount
1. MIRAE ASSET EMERGING BLUECHIP (LARGE AND MID)	Rs 5,000
2. MIRAE ASSET LARGE CAP (LARGE)	Rs 3,000
3.MIRAE TAX SAVER (ELSS)	Rs 3,000
4.PARAG PAREK FLEXI CAP FUND (FLEXI)	Rs 5,000
5. AXIS LONG TERM EQUITY (ELSS)	Rs 3,000
6.NIPPON INDIA SMALL CAP (SMALL)	Rs 3,000
7. NIPPON INDIA LIQUID FUND (LIQUID)	Rs 1,000

Ans: You may continue with 4 & 5-Star rated ones and rest can be relooked. Avoid Equity - Sectoral Funds 

Midcaps: Suitable options considering quality and value for money are:

• Motilal Oswal Midcap 30
• DSP Midcap
• Kotak Emerging Equity Fund

Ans: Hello and thanks for writing to me. I am assuming that you are investing for the long term for wealth creation and are fine with taking risks.

For that goal, the fund selection is fine, but you can consider reducing the investment in the NIFTY 50 passive to Rs.5,000 and start an SIP of Rs.5,000 in a multi cap fund.

Do note that periodic rebalancing is essential to ensure that you are on the right track. Stepping up your SIP's every year will help you create a larger corpus.

Ans: Your SIP portfolio consists of a mix of small-cap, mid-cap, and multicap funds, which is diversified and well-suited for growth-oriented investors. Here's a brief evaluation and advice:

Axis Small Cap: Small-cap funds can be volatile but offer high growth potential. It's good for diversification but keep an eye on its performance and risk.

Axis Multicap: Multicap funds provide diversification across market caps. It's a balanced choice for steady growth with lower volatility.

Mirae Large and Mid Cap: This fund offers exposure to both large and mid-cap stocks, providing a balanced approach. Monitor its performance regularly.

SBI Small Cap: Small-cap funds are high risk, high reward. Ensure it aligns with your risk tolerance and keep an eye on its performance.

PGIM Mid Cap: Another mid-cap fund adds more exposure to mid-cap segment. Check if there's any overlap with Mirae fund.

Quant Flexi Cap: Flexi-cap funds offer flexibility to invest across market caps. It's a versatile choice but review its performance and fund manager's strategy.

Advice:

Review Performance: Regularly review the performance of each fund to ensure they align with your investment goals.

Risk Tolerance: Ensure your portfolio matches your risk tolerance. Small-cap funds are riskier, while multicap and large-cap funds are more stable.

Diversification: Consider adding a debt fund or international fund for further diversification and to mitigate risks.

New SIP: For the new SIP starting in May24, consider adding a balanced fund or debt fund based on market conditions and your investment goals.

Consult a Financial Advisor: Given the complexity of fund selection and changing market conditions, consulting a financial advisor can provide personalized advice tailored to your needs.

Overall, your SIP portfolio is diversified, but regular monitoring and periodic adjustments are essential to ensure it remains aligned with your financial goals and risk tolerance.