I am 24 years old and have been tracking the markets, mutual funds for past one year. Now I have decided to invest in a mutual fund through SIP. I want to invest in a balance fund and have filtered down to three funds - a) Tata Balanced Fund Regular Plan - Growth, b)ICICI Prudential Balanced Fund Regular Plan - Growth, c) HDFC Balanced Fund Regular Plan - Growth. If I intend to invest in the above funds directly, what will be the drawbacks instead of choosing regular plan other than the higher expenses? And If you were to choose one of the above funds to start invest now which would you choose?
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Since 2013 August, I have been investing 5000 Per Month in the scheme Canara Robeco Equity Diversified Fund - Growth. My investment horizon is 5+ Years but these days, I am noticing loss in the invested amount. Should I continue with the same or switch to other better performing fund, please suggest?
Refer your article mentioned above. You have made a statement that the returns on investments are not tax free, unlike some other products like PPF. This is misleading. Beyond 12 months for equity oriented options and beyond three years for DEBT options the returns are tax free. Request you to look into the matter?
I started Monthly SIP from 10-01-2016 for Rs. 2K each in following schemes - 1. ICICI Prudential Balanced Advantage Fund, 2. Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity Fund, 3. HDFC Equity Fund, 4. HDFC Midcap Opportunities Fund, & 5. L&T India Value Fund. Please advise on selection & tenure to continue 3-5-10 Yrs?
Many MF schemes launched in 2015 under Equity Income category i.e. equity aprx 25 to 45%, plus Arbitrage making it 65% and rest in debt. Kindly give detailed analysis of these schemes with respect to risk comparison and investment style(max/min) in debt and equity?
I have started an SIP of Rs. 3500 since last month and planning to increase it up to 10,000 within next month. I am looking at long term aspect i.e at least 5 years. My portfolio details are following - Already invested from last Month, ELSS - Birla Sun Life Tax Relief 96 (G) 1000, Large Cap - ICICI Prudential Focused Bluechip Equity Fund (G) 1500, Hybrid - Reliance Retirement Fund - Wealth Creation Scheme (G) 1000, Multicap - Motilal Oswal MOSt Focused Multicap 35 Fund - Direct Plan (G) 2000, (MOSt starting from 28/2/16). Planning to Invest in coming Month - MidCap - BNP Paribas Midcap Fund - Direct Plan/Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund 2000, ELSS - Axis Long term Equity 2000, I am thinking to switch from Reliance Retirement Fund. Would that be a right decision? (I know it is too early, to switch from NFO). How my remaining fund selection looks like? Is it well balanced? Any change is required? Should I look after balanced or Debt oriented fund as well? Secondly, I am thinking to do do lumsum investment around 10-20K in Motilal Oswal MOSt Shares NASDAQ - 100 ETF Fund. would that be wise decision? Brief about me, I am 33 years old and have 3 year child?
1. I have Rs. 2000 SIP in HDFC Top 200 Growth(D) since Oct 2010. My horizon is of next 10 years. Should I continue with it? 2. If I put some lump sum in the same above MF say 5000 every 3 months, then does it affect the compounding behaviour of the fund. Means basically will putting lump sum amounts in between time periods affect the compounding concept?
Can you suggest me a good MF SIP for 7-8 Years, which gives a good amount of return. Can you suggest me a good MF SIP for 10-15 years which gives a good retrun, please also suggest ELSS schems too?
Currently my SIP are deducted from HDFC Bank and KYC details also shows HDFC Bank only. Now I would like to start new SIP with ICICI Bank without disturbing the existing SIP from HDFC Bank. Is this possible or I have connect all new SIP from HDFC only?
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