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Head, Rank MF - Answered on Dec 06, 2022

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Question by Munendra on Dec 06, 2022Hindi

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I have a number of SIPs (in various MFs) worth 1 lakh per month. I want to consolidate the SIPs as below:

Large Cap: 15 K

Mid Cap: 30 K

Small Cap: 15 K

Sector/ tech fund: 10 K

Contra fund: 15 k

Flexi cap: 15 K

Please let me know if I need to correct this scheme. Also, please tell me one fund in each of the above categories to invest in. I can invest for more than 10 years and have no immediate liability in sight.

Ans:

Large Cap: DSP top 100 fund - Growth

Mid Cap: Motilal Oswal Mid cap Fund - Growth

Small Cap: Nippon India Small Cap Fund - Growth

Sector/ tech fund: SBI Technology Opportunities fund - Growth

Contra fund: Kotak India Eq Contra Fund - Growth

Flexi cap: UTI Flexi Cap fund - Growth

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