A portfolio of 10 Crore in next 5 years. Want to start 80-90 k sip in MF but not in Indian market. YOUR ADVISE REQUIRED? Me and my wife jointly monthly income 3lakh per month. By profession I am a PVC flex material trader, my wife is training centre owner. Having two cute nd naughty son 4 yrs and 2 yrs old.
Myself Vishal Choubey nd My wife shanti both aged 39 years.
Having 5 houses Rental income arround 55k per month collectively. 1 CR term insurance for both of us in case something happens. An lic of 6 Lac going to mature 2026. Till 31st March 2024 PPF Vishal (10L)+ 10(L) shanti. Ujjivan bank 9k share @ 21rs, Mix share 2Lac.
Edelweiss greater China 3.1Lacs, Axis China fund 5.2 Lakh, An sip of 49000/- in Nippon Taiwan current investment 7.37 Lakh market value 9.53 lakh, 3k sip in icici tax fund. Idfc tax fund an investment of 70k is now 2.6 Lakh, Many fund got doubled in last 3-4 years Approx 50 lakh MF portfolio. FD 14 Lakh. A land parcel of 1 acre approx 40 Lakh. All the assets are created in last 10yrs. Wish to sell one apartment and invest into China fund your advise required?
Ans: It's evident that you've diligently built a diversified portfolio over the past decade, encompassing various asset classes and investment vehicles. Now, aiming to expand your investment horizon beyond the Indian market through SIPs in mutual funds indicates a forward-thinking approach.
Assessing Current Financial Position:
Your joint monthly income of Rs. 3 lakh, along with rental income from five houses, provides a stable foundation for further investment endeavors. Additionally, having term insurance coverage of Rs. 1 crore ensures financial security for your family in unforeseen circumstances.
Evaluating Investment Portfolio:
Your existing investment portfolio comprises a mix of equity funds, shares, PPF, FDs, and real estate. Notably, your investments in international funds such as Nippon Taiwan and Axis China Fund reflect a willingness to diversify geographically.
Considering Selling Apartment to Invest in China Fund:
Selling one apartment to invest in a China-focused fund is a strategic decision that warrants careful consideration. Before proceeding, assess the potential impact on your overall asset allocation, risk profile, and liquidity needs.
Benefits of Investing in International Markets:
Investing in international markets offers diversification benefits, reducing portfolio risk associated with domestic market fluctuations. Exposure to rapidly growing economies like China can potentially enhance portfolio returns over the long term.
Risks and Considerations:
However, investing in international markets entails currency risk, geopolitical factors, and regulatory uncertainties specific to the target country. Conduct thorough research and consult with a Certified Financial Planner to evaluate these risks and determine suitability.
SIP Allocation and Fund Selection:
Allocating Rs. 80-90,000 monthly SIP towards international funds aligns with your goal of expanding investment horizons. Consider diversified international funds with exposure to developed and emerging markets, ensuring a balanced risk-return profile.
Review and Rebalance:
Regularly review your investment portfolio to ensure alignment with financial goals and risk tolerance. Rebalance asset allocation periodically to maintain diversification and optimize returns.
Conclusion:
Your proactive approach towards financial planning and willingness to explore international investment opportunities is commendable. Before selling the apartment, assess the potential impact on your overall portfolio and consult with a Certified Financial Planner for personalized advice tailored to your objectives.
Best Regards,
K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,
Chief Financial Planner,
www.holisticinvestment.in