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Vishal Question by Vishal on Jan 17, 2020Hindi
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I am an SIP investor in Mutual Funds from past 3 years and below are my SIP investments per month:

Name of the Fund Category RankMF Star Rating
1) NIPPON INDIA TAX SAVER (ELSS) FUND - GROWTH PLAN Equity - ELSS 2
2) IDBI Equity Advantage Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Equity - ELSS 4
3) ADITYA BIRLA SUN LIFE TAX RELIEF 96 FUND - GROWTH Equity - ELSS 4
4) MOTILAL OSWAL LONG TERM EQUITY FUND - GROWTH Equity - ELSS 5
5) Mirae Asset Emerging Blue chip Fund - Regular Plan Growth Option Equity - Large & Mid Cap Fund 4
6) AXIS BLUECHIP FUND - GROWTH Equity - Large Cap Fund 4
7) SBI BLUECHIP FUND -REGULAR PLAN - GROWTH Equity - Large Cap Fund 3
8) LNT Emerging Business Fund - Regular Plan - Growth Option Equity - Small cap Fund 2
9) SBI SMALL CAP FUND REGULAR GROWTH Equity - Small cap Fund 3
10) MOTILAL OSWAL NASDAQ100 FUND OF FUND - REGULAR GROWTH FoFs (Overseas) 4

Ans: 4 and 5 star funds can be continued, rest to be reconsidered

ELSS:

  1.  Canara Robeco Equity Tax Saver Fund - Growth
  2. Axis Long Term Equity Fund - Growth
  3. Motilal Oswal Long Term Equity Fund – Growth

Equity - Large Cap Fund:

  • Mirae Asset Large Cap Fund – Growth
  • Axis Bluechip Fund – Growth
  • LIC Largecap Fund – Growth

Small Cap:

  • Kotak Small Cap fund – Growth
  • Axis Small Cap fund - Growth
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