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What annual return can be expected?

Ans: A good mutual fund should deliver 12%-14% for CAGR. However these kind of returns should be expected over a long time horizon (10+ years). Also, one should be fully aware of the fact that there can be phases where the portfolio returns can turn negative.

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Hello sir, I have started investing recently through monthly SIPs of Rs.5000 in ICICI equity and debt fund, Rs.6000 in Bandhan Elss fund, Rs.7500 in UTI Nifty 50, Rs.5000 in Parag Parikh Flexi cap, Rs.2000 in Mirae Asset Large Cap and Rs.1500 in kotak Flexi cap Also, I have 300000 in PPF. And I am planning to invest 150000 yearly in it and 2.18 lakh already invested in ELSS funds since the last 3 years and their XIRR is 15.10% today. How much return I can expect in 15 years? What changes I should do in my portfolio?
Ans: It's commendable to see your proactive approach towards investing. Your portfolio showcases a balanced mix across equity, debt, and tax-saving instruments, which is a good start.

Now, looking ahead 15 years is a bit like gazing into a crystal ball. The returns you can expect will depend on various factors like market conditions, fund performance, and economic trends. While past performance can give us some insights, it's not a guarantee of future returns.

Your current XIRR of 15.10% from ELSS funds over three years is a positive sign. This suggests that your investments are performing reasonably well.

As for the PPF and the SIPs, they're both solid choices for long-term investing. PPF offers tax-free returns and has a guaranteed interest rate, while SIPs provide the benefit of rupee-cost averaging and potential market-linked returns.

However, to optimise your portfolio further, we might consider:

Diversification: Ensure a broader asset allocation across various fund categories.
Review and Rebalance: Periodically review and rebalance your portfolio to align with your goals and risk tolerance.
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Given the dynamic nature of markets, it's essential to review and adjust your portfolio periodically.

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