Hi Sanjeev sir,I am 37 years old.I am an aggressive investor.I want to invest in mutual fund sip 35k ever month with 10% step up every year. I have 10 k PPF evey month. I need corpus of 20crore after 25 years . Please advise me what funds should be in my portfolio to achieve my goal? What fund should I take and what amount?
Thanking you
Ans: Investment Plan for a Rs 20 Crore Corpus in 25 Years
Your goal is clear, and your approach is strong. You are already investing Rs 35,000 in SIPs with a 10% step-up, along with Rs 10,000 in PPF. Achieving Rs 20 crore in 25 years requires discipline, strategic fund selection, and regular review.
Your current approach of systematic investments, step-up, and long-term horizon works in your favour. However, the choice of funds and asset allocation will be crucial.
Equity Allocation for Aggressive Growth
Since you have a long horizon and an aggressive mindset, equity should dominate your portfolio. A well-diversified portfolio across different equity categories is needed.
Large-Cap Funds (30%)
These funds provide stability and consistent returns.
They invest in India’s top companies, reducing volatility.
Suggested allocation: Rs 10,500 per month.
Mid-Cap Funds (25%)
These funds offer a balance of growth and risk.
They can deliver high returns over the long term.
Suggested allocation: Rs 8,750 per month.
Small-Cap Funds (20%)
These funds have the highest potential for growth.
They are volatile but can generate superior returns.
Suggested allocation: Rs 7,000 per month.
Flexi-Cap Funds (15%)
These funds dynamically allocate across large, mid, and small caps.
They offer flexibility based on market conditions.
Suggested allocation: Rs 5,250 per month.
Value or Contra Funds (10%)
These funds invest in undervalued companies.
They are good for long-term wealth creation.
Suggested allocation: Rs 3,500 per month.
Role of PPF in Your Portfolio
You are investing Rs 10,000 per month in PPF, which provides a stable, tax-free return.
Advantages:
Provides safety and tax benefits.
Acts as a diversification tool.
Limitations:
Returns are lower compared to equities.
Lock-in period restricts liquidity.
Keeping PPF is fine for stability, but don’t rely on it for aggressive wealth creation.
Importance of Step-Up SIP Strategy
Your 10% annual SIP increase is excellent. It ensures:
Your investments grow in line with inflation.
Higher compounding benefits over time.
Lesser burden in later years.
Stick to this plan to maximise your corpus.
Asset Rebalancing & Portfolio Review
Review your portfolio every year.
Rebalance if allocation drifts significantly.
Continue investing in quality funds with strong track records.
Avoid switching funds frequently. Long-term compounding is key.
Final Insights
You are on the right track with SIPs and step-up strategy.
A well-diversified portfolio across large, mid, small, flexi, and value funds is ideal.
PPF adds safety but is not a high-return vehicle.
Stick to long-term investing and review annually.
With discipline and patience, Rs 20 crore in 25 years is achievable.
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K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP
Chief Financial Planner
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