SIR, I AM SR CITIZEN SALARY PERSON , I WANT TO INVEST IN TAX SAVER FUND OR FDR UPTORS.150000/- SUGGEST ME

Ans: Hello Rahul, please quantify other details as well like time horizon and goals, etc.

Ans: Hello Raghu and thanks for writing to me. Assuming you retire at 65 and your portfolio compounds at around 13%, you will be able to create a corpus of around Rs.1.5 Crore after investing Rs.20,000 every month.

You can consider starting monthly SIP's in:
1-Edelweiss Nifty 100 Quality 30 Index Fund-Rs.5,000
2-UTI MNC Fund-Rs.5,000
3-SBI Focused Equity Fund-Rs.5,000
4-Kotak Equity Fund-Rs.5,000

If you can step-up your SIP's by 10% or more every year, you will be able to create a larger corpus for retirement.

You should also rebalance your portfolio periodically to ensure that your investments suit your risk preferences. I recommend you seek help from a professional financial planner.

Ans: Hello and thanks for writing to me. The funds you invest are good funds. As you intend to increase your investment amount, you can consider beginning SIP's in:

1-Edelweiss NIFTY 100 Quality 30 Index Fund-20% of your additional investible amount.
2-DSP Quant Fund-20% of your additional investible amount.
3-UTI MNC Fund-20% of your additional investible amount.
4-SBI Focused Equity Fund-20% of your additional investible amount.
5-UTI Flexicap Fund-20% of your additional investible amount.

The above all are pure equity funds. Periodic assessment and rebalancing is essential to ensure you are on the right track.

Ans: Considering your age of 37, your long-term investment horizon, and a monthly investment of Rs. 30,000, I would recommend a diversified investment portfolio that includes a mix of equity and hybrid funds. This will help you to achieve your financial goals of children's education and retirement.

Here is a suggested portfolio breakdown:-
• Equity Funds: 60%
• Debt Funds: 40%

Recommended categories of equity funds:-
• Large Cap
• Flexi Cap
• Mid Cap

Recommended categories of hybrid funds:-
• Aggressive Hybrid
• Balanced Advantage
• Multi-Asset Fund

The specific amount that you invest in each fund will depend on your individual circumstances and risk tolerance. However, as a general rule, you should start with a higher allocation to equity funds when you are younger and gradually shift more of your portfolio to debt funds as you get older.

Ans: Given your age and the desire for a steady monthly income of Rs. 5,000 from your investment of Rs. 9 lakhs, you may want to consider options that prioritize stability and regular income.

Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS): SCSS is a government-backed savings scheme designed for individuals aged 60 years and above. It offers a fixed interest rate and provides quarterly payouts, making it suitable for generating regular income.
Post Office Monthly Income Scheme (POMIS): POMIS is another government-backed savings scheme that provides monthly interest payments. It offers a fixed interest rate, providing a reliable income source for retirees.
Fixed Maturity Plans (FMPs): FMPs are debt mutual funds that invest in fixed-income securities with a predetermined maturity date. They offer relatively stable returns and can be suitable for generating regular income.
Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) from Debt Mutual Funds: You can consider investing in debt mutual funds and opt for a systematic withdrawal plan (SWP) to receive a fixed amount periodically. This allows you to potentially benefit from higher returns compared to traditional fixed-income instruments.
Annuity Plans: Annuity plans offered by insurance companies provide regular income payments in exchange for a lump sum investment. You can explore different annuity options to find one that meets your income requirements and preferences.
Before making any investment decision, carefully assess your income needs, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. Consider consulting with a Certified Financial Planner who can help you develop a personalized investment strategy tailored to your financial goals and circumstances.