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He is also a Certified International Wealth Manager and Financial Engineering and Risk Manager.
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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 07, 2023Hindi
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I am planning for son's medical higher education of a corpus of Rs. one crore by next 5-6 years and investing through SIP of 1 Lakh in below MFs from last one year, I am 51 years old and working with a private organization. (1). Quant Small cap fund - Direct Growth (2). Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund - Direct Growth (3). Kotak Emerging Equity Scheme - Direct Plan Growth (4). HDFC Large & Midcap fund - Direct growth. (5). Parag Parik Flexi cap fund - Dirct growth. (6). Nippon India Multi cap Fund - Direct Growth (7). SBI Contra Fund - Direct Growth (8). Invesco India Infrastructure - Direct growth. (9). ICICI Pru Technology Fund - Direct growth. (10). DSP Natural Resources - Direct growth. The themitic funds may be continued depend upon the market conditions, all these funds are studies and selected by me itself. Please suggest me soon.

Ans: The investment is less for the target. Also from a funds perspective, I am not sure if you will be able to track the theme which is extremely important otherwise you will see bad performance for 2-3 years if you miss the cycle. If you are confident of being able to time the business cycle continue holding the themes or else exit.

On your funds outside of themes, below can be replaced,
- MO Midcap
- HDFC Large & Mid
- Nippon Multicap

You can reinvest in the other funds in the portfolio
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First off, kudos to you for recognizing what truly sets your soul on fire. It takes guts to break away from the status quo and chase your dreams. So, let's plot out your roadmap to entrepreneurial bliss:

1. Craft Your Vision:

Picture yourself as the captain of your own travel ship. What kind of experiences do you want to offer? Adventure tours, cultural immersions, photography workshops? Get crystal clear on your vision and what sets your travel agency apart.

2. Do Your Homework:

Dive headfirst into the world of travel entrepreneurship. Research market trends, identify your target audience, and study successful travel startups. Learn the ropes of running a business, from budgeting to marketing strategies.

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