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Ajay Question by Ajay on Aug 25, 2020Hindi
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Present position: Comments: For long term.

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Maruti Suzuki 4 Shares@ 7895 - Hold

Ashok Leyland: 140 Shares@143.56 – Hold, can average

ISGEC Heavy Engineering: 35 Shares@567.59 - Exit

Yes Bank: 140 Shares @ 142.70 – Hold

TCS: 11 Shares @ 1941.83- Hold

HUL: 5 Shares @ 2201.86 - Hold

Tata Steel: 35 Shares@598.45 - Hold

MRF Ltd: 1 Share @ 52,860.63 - Hold

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what is your through in short term in Tata communications ?
Ans: Hello Raman,

Please find the below details on Tata Communications. Business model is very good for long term holding. One should look at holding this business for long term ( 5 to 7 years) for wealth creation.

Tata Communications GlobalRapide powers enterprises with intelligent, automated, cloudfirst unified communications A single partner to drive end-to-end UCaaS business needs - An end to end managed unified communications as a service (UCaaS) to enable enterprises deliver digitally advanced, sophisticated, and intelligent collaboration experiences to employees.

With this new service, Tata Communications becomes a one-stop-shop to address all digital-first, cloud-first unified communications requirements of global businesses. Tata Communications GlobalRapide helps enterprises with identifying the right collaboration platforms, simplified migration, robust enterprise-grade communications management, and endto-end visibility, monitoring, and reporting of the collaboration solutions.

Augmented with SaaS (Software as a Service) platform-based strategy, training, and insights capabilities, the service provides businesses with usage analysis of their collaboration tools, maximising the service adoption. With this addition, Tata Communications suite of cloud-based, secure collaboration solutions now enables enterprises to unlock the full potential of their digital collaboration strategy with better visibility and control of their unified communications infrastructure.

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Tata Communications offers pay-as-you-go feature on Ethernet network services in India - Tata Communications, offers ‘Bandwidth-on-Demand’ (BoD) feature on Ethernet services, delivering flexibility, improving end-user experience, and bringing cost efficiency. This enables enterprises to self provision additional capacity on a pay-as-you-go model to meet short term bandwidth needs conveniently through a self-service customer portal. With this feature, Tata Communications powers enterprises to move closer to achieving their digital-first ambitions. The new BoD feature helps customers dynamically manage, scalable and resilient Data Center (DC) connectivity. Ethernet network is built upon the strong foundation of Tata Communications DC ecosystem infrastructure, providing seamless connectivity and maximum coverage across the DC clusters in India with multiple diverse routes. Tata Communications Bandwidth-on-Demand feature on Ethernet services cater to industries such as

1) IT, ITES and the Service sectors get the flexibility which increases capacity to handle cloud backups and data replication services.
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3) eCommerce and retail which benefits by managing network performance during annual or periodic ‘big’ sales days campaigns.
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TM and Tata Communications join forces for IP Transit Services in ASEAN - Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA and SINGAPORE, Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM), Malaysia’s national connectivity and digital infrastructure provider through its global and wholesale arm, TM WHOLESALE and Tata Communications, Tata Communications International Pte Ltd., join forces to offer stable, high-speed and reliable connectivity in the ASEAN region and open access to global enterprises. This collaboration will enable service providers, mobile network operators and internet service providers in the region to address their customers’ growing data connectivity needs by providing access to a global Tier 1 Internet Protocol (IP) network. This will help deliver reliable, stable Tier-1 IP Transit (IPT) service, an internet connectivity service that enables end-users to access all websites and content on the internet. This will further boost sectors such as e-commerce, online entertainment, retail, online banking and delivery services that have accelerated in recent times.

I hope this information will help you to take informed decision in Tata Communications.

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I am sorry that you are in this situation. First of all, please try to look at it from your partner's perspective. It isn't easy to confront your parents and it's even harder when they stop communicating altogether. Having said that, I also understand how it is for you. It is not fair, especially in today's day and age, to face discrimination based on caste.

You have two options:
One, you wait patiently, emotionally support your boyfriend, and hope that his parents come to their senses and realize that we are living in 2024, and caste-based discrimination is ridiculous. In this scenario, you do have to let go of your self-respect and have to face many more hardships, that much is guaranteed.

The second option is you hold your head high and move on. Yes, it isn't what you hoped for when you emotionally invested in building this relationship, but unfortunately, these things are still happening. In this scenario, you will be sad for a long time, but you don't have to compromise on your self-respect and you will move on and live to see happier days with someone who respects you and sees you for who you are and not your caste.

Now, the choice is yours.

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Hi sir, i have total 10k for investment of which I'm currently investing 7000rs in icici prudential nifty 50 index fund for 15-20 years, and ready to put 2000 rs for investment.My goals is to earn a cagr of more than 15 percent with 10 k for 15-20 years with little risk. Also suggest some term insurance without good claim settlement ratio and coverage upto 1cr
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Given your investment amount and goals, here are some suggestions:

Investment Strategy:

Additional SIP:
Invest the additional ?2,000 in a diversified equity mutual fund to balance your portfolio.
Choose a fund with a track record of consistent performance and a lower expense ratio.
Goal of 15% CAGR:
While aiming for a CAGR of 15% is ambitious, it's crucial to understand that higher returns generally come with higher risks.
Opt for a combination of equity and debt funds to balance risk and return.
Consider small-cap or mid-cap funds for higher growth potential, but be prepared for increased volatility.
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Coverage of ?1 Crore:
You can consider term insurance plans from reputable insurers that offer coverage up to ?1 crore.
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Claim Settlement Ratio:
Look for insurers with a high claim settlement ratio, indicating their reliability in settling claims.
Avoid insurers with a history of low claim settlement ratios or negative reviews.
Remember, while aiming for higher returns, it's essential to assess your risk tolerance and invest accordingly. Diversify your investments across asset classes and regularly review your portfolio to ensure it aligns with your financial goals and risk profile.

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Ans: It's great that you've started investing in NPS for your retirement. To achieve your goal of investing ?20,000 for both your future and your child's education, consider the following suggestions:

SIP in Mutual Funds:
Allocate a portion of ?20,000 towards SIPs in mutual funds. Opt for diversified equity funds for long-term growth potential.
Choose funds based on your risk tolerance and investment horizon.
Child Education Fund:
Create a separate fund or invest in child education-specific mutual funds or SIPs for your child's education.
Start a recurring deposit or systematic investment plan (SIP) to accumulate the desired amount by the time your child starts higher education.
Emergency Fund:
Set aside a portion of your monthly income for an emergency fund, aiming to accumulate 3-6 months' worth of expenses.
Consider a liquid or short-term debt fund for this purpose.
Insurance:
Ensure you have adequate life and health insurance coverage for yourself and your family to protect against unforeseen events.
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Periodically review your investments to track performance and make necessary adjustments.
Increase your investments gradually as your income grows.
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UAN Portal Login:
Log in to the UAN (Universal Account Number) portal using your UAN and password.
Verify your personal details and check the service history available.
Contact Previous Employers:
Reach out to your previous employers from 1992 to 2012 to obtain your PF account number and passbook or statement.
Request them to update your exit date and contribution details if they haven't already.
EPFO Grievance Cell:
If your previous employers are unresponsive or the company is closed, raise a grievance on the EPFO (Employees' Provident Fund Organisation) portal.
Provide details like company name, dates of employment, and UAN for quicker resolution.
PF Regional Office:
Visit the nearest PF regional office with necessary documents like ID proof, service certificates, and bank passbook.
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Legal Assistance:
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Sir I am housewife. I have no earning. Got 3 lakh rupees from mutual fund repurchase as long term capital gain. Shall I pay tax and file income tax.
Ans: As a housewife with no other income, your tax liability on long-term capital gains (LTCG) from mutual funds needs to be considered.

Long-Term Capital Gain Tax on Mutual Funds:
Long-term capital gains from equity mutual funds are taxable at 10% if the LTCG exceeds Rs. 1 lakh in a financial year, without the benefit of indexation.

Do you need to pay tax?

LTCG Calculation: If your LTCG from mutual funds is more than Rs. 1 lakh in the financial year, you will need to pay tax on the amount exceeding Rs. 1 lakh at 10%.
Exemption Limit: If your total income, including LTCG, is below the taxable limit (basic exemption limit), you may not be required to pay tax.
Tax Filing: Even if you're not liable to pay tax due to income being below the exemption limit, you should still consider filing an income tax return to report the LTCG. Filing an income tax return will also serve as proof of your income source.
Steps to Follow:

Calculate LTCG: Calculate your LTCG from mutual fund repurchase.
Check Exemption Limit: Determine if your total income, including LTCG, is below the taxable limit for the financial year.
Tax Payment: If your LTCG exceeds Rs. 1 lakh and you have a tax liability, pay the tax before filing the income tax return.
File Income Tax Return: Even if not liable to pay tax, file an income tax return to report LTCG and claim exemption, if applicable.
Keep Records: Maintain records of mutual fund statements and LTCG calculations for future reference.
Conclusion:
Given the above, it's advisable to calculate your LTCG, assess tax liability, and file an income tax return accordingly. If unsure about the calculations or tax implications, consider consulting a tax advisor or chartered accountant for guidance.
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I am 45 years old. I have SIPs of Quant Active 5000/-, Parag Parikh 5000/-, Canara Bluechip 5000/- & Tata Digital 5000/-. All Direct funds & upto 2 yeras old. I have EPF + VPF of around 12000/- for debt portfolio & total about 10L. PPF having around 12 Lakhs. Now adding only 10000/- in PPP for continuity. NPS adding 50000/- per year. Amount will be required after 5 years upto 18 years from any or mix of portfolio. For retirement having agricultural income which is presently 4L/year will come to me from father later. Insurance available from office & self taken 5L FF. Pls advise for any changes or need to change funds.
Ans: You have a well-structured investment approach with a mix of equity and debt investments suitable for your age and goals.

Equity Allocation: Your SIPs in diversified equity funds and NPS contributions provide a good base for long-term growth. Given your 5-18 year horizon, it aligns with your goals.
Debt Allocation: EPF + VPF and PPF form a substantial part of your debt portfolio, providing stability and tax benefits.
Emergency Fund: With EPF, VPF, and PPF, you have a decent debt cushion.
Retirement: Your agricultural income and EPF contributions will support your retirement income.
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Review & Rebalance: Periodically review your portfolio to ensure it aligns with your goals and risk tolerance. Consider rebalancing if needed.
Tax Planning: Given the EPF, VPF, and PPF contributions, ensure you're maximizing tax benefits across investments.
Insurance: Since you have insurance coverage from both work and personal policies, review if the coverage amount is adequate considering future needs and inflation.
Continued Investments: Continue with your SIPs and NPS contributions to benefit from compounding and rupee cost averaging.
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Hi sir, I'm 25y old. I've started investing on May 2022 in mutual funds through SIP for long term 25-30years. Right now I've 45k of invested amount in MF Portfolio. I've emergency fund in FD of 60k and I've health and term insurance for me and family. My MF portfolio: Parag Parikh flexi cap - 2.5k Nippon small cap - 2k Axis bluechip - 1k Navi nifty50 index fund -500 And I'm planning to add zerodha largemidcap 250 index fund. Can you please review my portfolio and any suggestions on changes?
Ans: You've made a solid start by investing in mutual funds through SIPs at a young age with a long-term horizon. Your financial planning approach, including having an emergency fund and insurance coverage, is commendable. Let's review your MF portfolio:

Diversification: Your portfolio consists of flexi cap, small cap, bluechip, and index funds, providing a good mix across market caps and investment styles.
Flexi Cap: Parag Parikh flexi cap fund offers flexibility across market caps and geographies, suitable for long-term growth.
Small Cap: Nippon small cap fund provides exposure to smaller companies with high growth potential, though small caps can be more volatile.
Large Cap: Axis bluechip and Navi nifty50 index fund focus on established large-cap companies, offering stability and growth potential.
Index Fund: Zerodha largemidcap 250 index fund aims to replicate the performance of the top 250 companies by market cap, providing diversification across large and mid-cap segments.
Suggestions:

Continue SIPs: Continue with your SIPs to benefit from rupee cost averaging and the power of compounding over the long term.
Review and Rebalance: Periodically review your portfolio to rebalance if any fund deviates significantly from its intended allocation.
Asset Allocation: As you add more funds, consider maintaining a balanced asset allocation based on your risk tolerance. Ensure you're not overly concentrated in one segment.
Monitor Performance: Keep an eye on the performance of your funds. If any fund consistently underperforms its benchmark or peers, consider re-evaluating its place in your portfolio.
Emergency Fund: Ensure your emergency fund remains intact and consider increasing it over time to cover 3-6 months of living expenses.
Professional Advice: Given your long-term investment horizon, consider consulting a certified financial planner to fine-tune your investment strategy, align it with your goals, and ensure optimal diversification.
Overall, your portfolio is off to a good start. With disciplined investing and periodic reviews, you're on track for long-term wealth creation. Keep up the good work!
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