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Financial Planner - Answered on Jul 18, 2023

Advait Arora has over 20 years of experience in direct investing in stock markets in India and overseas.
He holds a masters in IT management from the University Of Wollongong, Australia, and an MBA in marketing from Charles Strut University, NewCastle, Australia.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 11, 2023Hindi

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Is tata motors a good buy at this price? I have 661 qty, should I hold it or cell it?

Ans: Good long term story. HOLD it

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What is the expected monthly rental from industrial plot and machinery?

Are you currently occupying one of the flats mentioned here or are all of them given on rent?

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I have around 1 crore to invest. I am 61 years old retired defence officer and pension amounting to around ?1,50,000/- per month and medically covered. Need some sound investment plan for 1 crore. Don't have any liabilities?

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Asked on - Oct 31, 2024 | Answered on Oct 31, 2024

You mean to say that I should invest ?50 lakhs each only in two funds...... can you explain this as I seem to be uncomfortable in this plan.... please don't mind my raising this quesry

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Your query is valid. At your age and risk profile I do not recommend you invest in pure equity funds or even hybrid funds with high risk ratings.

Even in equity savings type mutual fund category the individual fund risk rating varies from "low to moderate risk" for ICICI Pru equity savings fund, "moderate risk" for kotak equity savings fund and "moderately high" risk rating for SBI equity savings fund.

I propose a modified plan for you:

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