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Tax, MF Expert - Answered on May 18, 2023

Asked on - May 13, 2023Hindi

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Dear Sir, I am a NRI (46 years) just return and settling in India, so far my finance portfolio is cash in hand 3.5CR and asset of 4cr on land and agriculture which i know intention to sell as of now and i too start build house as to get passive income from our saving apart above, now my problem is currently we (my kids 10standard and 7 standard my wife) staying rental appartments and i have issue as i intent buy apartment and remaining put in FD but my wife refusing and makes so much decision with other people opnion to put all 3.5cr on land on industrial area...and the thing is i am so confused as she dont know anything last 20 years but once we in india all kind of thoughts she have and i cant able to make right decision and for info i am almost semi retire due to my health issue and i dont any insurance coverage , so please give guide line to follow
Ans: Hello,
As per your description of your assets, you have 3.5 + 4 = 7.5crs total
For living you can buy a house upto 3-3.5crs inclusive of taxes and interiors ( this will net of taxes paid for the property sold previously )
The remaining amount which is 4crs , you can park that in a balanced portfolio of mutual funds to get SWP of Rs.2L per month which is 6%. What this will do is take care of your day to day expenses and also give an appreciation of your portfolio to beat inflation VS FD which will give you 6% but no capital appreciation.
You can do as follows in terms of the funds
Emergency fund - 20L in a short term debt fund or FD
Investment portfolio - 3.8crs
Small cap - 15%
Mid cap - 15%
Large and mid cap - 20%
Multicap - 20%
Consumption fund - 10%
Equity hybrid / BAF - 10%
As per choice - 10%

Do spend some money for medical insurance no matter how expensive with a good medical insurance company after consulting an advisor.

Please note that these suggestions are based on your stated goals and the information you provided. It is always a good idea to consult with a financial advisor in person to better understand your risk tolerance, time horizon, and specific financial goals.
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