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Mutual Fund Expert - Answered on Nov 22, 2023

With over 16 years of experience in the mutual fund industry, Ulhas Joshi has helped numerous clients choose the right funds and create wealth.
Prior to joining RankMF as CEO, he was vice president (sales) at IDBI Asset Management Ltd.
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Pawan Question by Pawan on Mar 28, 2023Hindi
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I have Reliance equity mutual fund,asking for hold,exit or add?

Ans: Hello Pawan and thanks for writing to me. Please elaborate in which scheme you have made an investment in and your goal for it.
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sir, i am samarendra dey ,i send you a lettet where i describe that Rs.2259000/ invested in mutual fund and now it increase in Rs.3400000/ may i hold or sell?
Ans: Congratulations on the significant increase in the value of your mutual fund investment from Rs. 22,59,000 to Rs. 34,00,000. Making a decision whether to hold or sell your investment requires careful consideration of various factors. Let's explore both options to help you make an informed choice.

Holding the Investment
Long-Term Growth Potential
If your investment horizon is long-term and you believe in the growth prospects of the mutual fund, holding onto your investment may be a wise decision. Over time, the value of your investment could continue to appreciate, allowing you to benefit from potential future gains.

Tax Implications
By holding onto your investment, you defer the realization of capital gains, thereby potentially reducing your tax liability. Long-term capital gains tax rates are generally lower than short-term capital gains tax rates, providing tax-efficient growth.

Risk Management
If you have confidence in the fund's management team, investment strategy, and the underlying assets, holding onto your investment allows you to maintain exposure to potential market upside while managing downside risk.

Selling the Investment
Locking in Profits
Selling your investment now allows you to lock in the profits you've earned so far. This ensures that you realize the gains irrespective of future market movements, providing a sense of financial security.

Rebalancing Portfolio
If your investment in the mutual fund has become a significant portion of your overall portfolio, selling a portion of it can help rebalance your portfolio. This ensures that your investment portfolio remains aligned with your risk tolerance and investment goals.

Capitalizing on Opportunities
Selling your investment provides liquidity, allowing you to capitalize on other investment opportunities that may arise in the market. It enables you to diversify your portfolio or invest in assets with higher growth potential.

Conclusion
Ultimately, the decision to hold or sell your mutual fund investment depends on your individual financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment strategy. If you have a long-term investment horizon, confidence in the fund's performance, and are comfortable with market fluctuations, holding onto your investment may be suitable. On the other hand, if you wish to realize profits, rebalance your portfolio, or capitalize on other opportunities, selling your investment could be a prudent choice. It's advisable to consult with a Certified Financial Planner who can assess your specific situation and provide personalized advice tailored to your needs.

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Hi Sir, I am retired and 63 years old. Having 50 lacs in equity.1.5 cr MF, 25 lacs in SCSS.expected landproperty sale of 4.5 cr also having own house and no education or marriage expenses of children. Medical insurance of 10 lack for me and wife. However intended to buy a residential property of 3 cr to get relax from capital gain post selling the land. And same will be given to daughter later. Need monthly expenses of 1.25 lack. Since market is too volatile. Kindly suggest way forward.
Ans: Dear Pralhad,
To manage your finances post-retirement and handle market volatility, allocate the ?4.5 crore from your land sale strategically. Use ?3 crore to purchase a residential property to save on capital gains tax and gift it to your daughter later. Allocate the remaining ?1.5 crore into ?50 lakh in SCSS for secure returns (~?16,000/month), ?50 lakh in RBI Floating Rate Bonds or POMIS (~?30,000/month), and ?50 lakh in balanced mutual funds for moderate growth. For your existing assets, keep ?25 lakh in SCSS and divide the ?1.5 crore mutual funds portfolio into 60% balanced advantage or hybrid funds for stability and 40% debt funds for steady income. Maintain 20-25% equity exposure (?50 lakh) in large-cap or dividend-yield funds for growth. Combined with a ?20-30 lakh emergency fund, this ensures a stable monthly income of ?1.25 lakh while safeguarding against market risks and providing for your family's future. Consult a certified financial advisor for personalized tax-efficient strategy
Regards, Nitin Narkhede -Founder Prosperity Lifestyle Hub,
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