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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 07, 2024Hindi
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We want to start a SIP in MF of 30,000 per month for a period of 5 years in five different MFs. How about an index fund? Can you please suggest some good index funds where I can invest with a return possibility of 12 per cent CAGR?

Ans: For a SIP of Rs 30,000 per month spread across five mutual funds, adding an index fund to the mix is a great idea due to its low cost and potential for stable long-term growth. Index funds often closely follow market performance, and a return of around 12 per cent CAGR is a reasonable expectation for well-chosen equity index funds over the long term.
Here are some top-performing index funds you could consider for your investment:

1. UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund

• Tracks: Nifty 50
• Known for: Stable long-term growth, mirroring the performance of India's top 50 companies
• Expense Ratio: Low
• Historical Returns: ~12 per cent CAGR over long periods.

2. HDFC Index Fund -- NIFTY 50 Plan

• Tracks: Nifty 50
• Focus: Long-term wealth creation by investing in a diversified set of blue-chip companies.
• Expense Ratio: Low
• Historical Returns: ~11-12 per cent CAGR over long periods.

3. ICICI Prudential Nifty Next 50 Index Fund

• Tracks: Nifty Next 50
• Focus: Exposure to the next top 50 companies after Nifty 50, offering diversification and growth potential.
• Expense Ratio: Moderate
• Historical Returns: ~12 per cent CAGR.

4. Axis Nifty 100 Index Fund

• Tracks: Nifty 100
• Focus: Broad exposure to the top 100 Indian companies by market capitalisation.
• Expense Ratio: Low
• Historical Returns: ~11-12 per cent CAGR.

5. Mirae Asset Nifty 50 Index Fund

• Tracks: Nifty 50
• Known for: Consistent performance and relatively lower expense ratio.
• Expense Ratio: Low
• Historical Returns: ~12 per cent CAGR.

These funds can be a solid choice to anchor your portfolio, offering market-linked returns and stability. Combining these with other diversified equity funds, such as flexi-cap or mid-cap funds, would help balance risk and maximise growth.
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