1. How does one get to know which MF Scheme follows Value style of investing and which Growth? 2. With 5 years horizon in mind which of these two schemes would be better to park spare funds in: HDFC Low Duration or Long Duration Debt Fund? 3. What's your take on PGIM Midcap fund in the 10 years plus horizon?

Ans: Hi Anil, the value oriented mutual funds generally have word value in the scheme name and as the strategy suggests, these funds invest in stocks that are currently trading at a level lower than their intrinsic value

Whereas to understand growth oriented funds you can look for portfolio built of large mud small caps and generally names too will have large cap fund mud cap fund or snall cap fund multi cap fund flexi cap fund as the names

Ans: Funds are good and the best part is your goal is for 15yrs which is a good sign of investing.
with 18% of overall returns with these funds your corpus at the end would be Rs. 7,42,41,062/-
with 20% of overall returns with these funds your corpus at the end would be Rs. 8,92,08,227/-
with 22% of overall returns with these funds your corpus at the end would be Rs. 10,72,60,404/-
so watch accordingly on the returns and track funds.

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Ans: Dear Garvit Joshi,

Thank you for sharing your investment details and your long-term investment horizon. Here are some suggestions based on your current portfolio and objectives:

A. Portfolio Review:

Quant ELSS Tax Saver and SBI Long Term Equity Fund: These funds provide tax-saving benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act and have the potential for long-term capital appreciation. Consider retaining these funds for tax planning and wealth accumulation.
Quant Small Cap Fund and Quant Infrastructure Direct: Small-cap and infrastructure funds are high-risk, high-reward investments. Review the performance and risk profile of these funds periodically and consider rebalancing if needed.
Aditya Birla Sun Life PSU and Grow Nifty Total Market Index: Evaluate the performance and alignment of these funds with your investment goals. Consider replacing or reallocating funds if they do not meet your objectives or if you find better alternatives.
B. High-Risk Road:
Since you are willing to take a high-risk approach for the next 10 years, consider increasing your exposure to high-growth sectors or thematic funds that have the potential for significant returns over the long term. However, ensure that your risk tolerance aligns with your investment strategy and that you have a diversified portfolio to mitigate risk.

C. Building a Corpus of ?5 Crore in 15 Years:
While it's challenging to predict exact returns, achieving a corpus of ?5 crore or more in 15 years is possible with disciplined investing, high-quality fund selection, and consistent growth. Review your portfolio regularly, consider increasing your SIP amounts over time, and explore opportunities for additional investments to accelerate wealth accumulation.

In summary, review your portfolio periodically, consider replacing underperforming funds with better alternatives, and ensure that your investment strategy aligns with your risk tolerance and long-term goals. Consult with a financial advisor for personalized guidance tailored to your financial situation and objectives.

Best regards,
Ramalingam, MBA, CFP
Chief Financial Planner