Hi, I'm 45 now and have mixed SIPs (2small cap, 3ELSS, 2 mid cap and 1flexi cap) for around 46K per month. I still have 15 years to my retirement. Need your suggestion if I should keep so many SIP running or should have only 1 per category to achieve my goal of around 2 - 3cr at my retirement only through SIPs.

Ans: depends on your objective and time horizon?

Ans: Capital Gain is 457350 and tax is @20% so Rs. 91470/-

Ans: Increasing Revenue every quarter for the past 2 quarters
Increasing profits every quarter for the past 2 quarters
Strong cash generating ability from core business - Improving Cash Flow from operation for last 2 years
Annual Net Profits improving for last 2 years
Hold

Ans: what is your objective behind investing in this fund and how long are you going to invest

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
You are taking an emotional stance on this and your wife is on a fear-ridden path...both of you are not wrong BUT is it possible to agree to what your wife is saying and yet not lose your brother's favor. Then you will have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Separate finances keeps relationships healthy and we have enough evidence where mixing financial matters and personal stuff can get messy...
There is nothing emotional about it, so think of the future...it's better to be safe and he's your brother...I am sure that he will understand...I have a question for you though: Why is it so important for you to have your brother's presence in buying the house? What will happen if you go ahead by yourself just like he can go ahead himself?
There are other things that you can share like going on holidays together, family gatherings, doing some charitable work together...
Prioritize relationships over finding what ties them...and your brother is not married...his future bride may not like the arrangement as well and then it will be one big mess to separate things...
Better keep things separate now than later...mending scars is more difficult than making a sane decision now...

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Ans: Dear Lala,
Shaadi ke baahar aapke patni ne kadam rakha aur woh aapko daraa rahi hai? Kuch baat samajh nahin aayi...
Air aapko kis baat se daraaya jaa raha hai...Kya karna hai aapko aur agar nahin kiya toh anjaam kya hoga? Ki woh aur baahar sex karegi?
Yeh kaunsa shaadi hai jahaan rishtaa nahin banaa ho aur upar se aapko dhamki bhi mil rahi hai aur chup chap sehne ki koshish kar rahein hain...
Aapne khud dare rehna ka faisla kiya hai toh kya upaay ho sakta hai...is cheez se ubharke aane ke liye aapko himmat jutaani padegi aur saaf saaf apni patni ko bataana hoga ki yeh sab aap shaadi se aur shaadi mein nahin chahte ho (agar aapko bhi yeh lagta hai toh) aur jab koi daraaye, toh darna nahin hai, himmat se saamna karna chahiye kyonki shaadi ke baahar aap nahin aapki patni ne kadam rakha hai...toh in sab mein aapka faisla zyaada maayne rakhta hai...samajh rahein hain aap?

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Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Why should you bear the responsibilities all by yourself?
Legal separation has not happened and he is still responsible towards your daughter who is his daughter as well. If nothing has come out of therapy, then the responsibility to change and work on the marriage has not been a strong need.
Have an honest conversation with your husband on this; leaving home with no clarity for anyone is not a very nice thing to do...
Let him state his side of the story as to what he intends to do in the future with the marriage and maintenance of the child. If he refuses to offer support, legal recourse might be your only option.
But before doing anything, a frank chat with him is necessary. Know what's on his mind and do understand that your daughter is eligible to support financially from her father. So, don't go through with all this alone.
Do make an attempt to put things back together and then opt for other choices...

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Anu Krishna
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Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Legally maybe you are not bound (I am not an expert in legal matters) but how can you wash your hands off as a parent? That job is not something that ends on a whim, does it?
Okay, she's playing a troublemaker, would you not want to address that and help her through it...Washing your hands off will not sit with you easily and it will haunt you...
It's understandable that you might be frustrated, but don't give up...I am about to lecture on parental duty etc but if you give up, your daughter who needs you the most now will be down the deep end of the tunnel and you do not want that, do you?
She's simply reacting on some unresolved emotions...stick by her...you will thank yourself later!

All the best!
Anu Krishna
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Ans: It is always preferable to do an Executive MBA considering what you require from an MBA course. But you have other constraints in which case look at distance MBA Certificate course. There are foreign universities like Wharton, Kellogg, etc offering Distance Certificate course, but if you plan to continue working in India, course from top IIMs or ISB or XLRI could be better.