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Answered on Apr 12, 2022

Pranavati Question by Pranavati on Apr 12, 2022Hindi
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My MF journey began some 5 years ago and I have a pretty diversified portfolio.

I need to grow my money quickly and so planning to go for top up SIPs in solid funds. Somebody told me that I cannot do this via SIPs in my existing MF portfolio. Will I need to cancel my existing MF SIPs to do this? My existing portfolio is doing good and I don't want to disturb it. I want create a long term portfolio. Please advise.

Ans: It is wrong to say that it cannot be done by top ups in current SIPs; it can be done. But it is never a good investment method of going for top ups. Let the current portfolio go as it is going and see your money go up gradually. For growing your money quickly, I will suggest to find new upcoming NFOs in good AMCs and start a fresh long term portfolio in growth-based equity mutual fund that will achieve your targets.

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You have invested Rs. 15 lakhs in SIPs, Rs. 15 lakhs in shares, and Rs. 20 lakhs in PPF. Your plan to invest Rs. 2 lakhs monthly with a 10% yearly step-up is commendable.

Assessing Diversification
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Large-Cap Funds
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Continue with your step-up SIP strategy. It will enhance your investment corpus significantly over 10 years.

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Consider hybrid funds for balanced risk. They invest in both equity and debt, providing stability and growth.

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Evaluate your current funds. Add 1-2 more aligned with your goals. Avoid over-diversification by focusing on quality. Your step-up SIP strategy is excellent for reaching your Rs. 10 crore goal.

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