I am extremely grateful to you for your time and guidance, which cannot be more simple and lucid for a layman like me! If I may be permitted to take up a few more minutes of your time, I have just one question emanating from your mail - a) You have suggested putting a sum in Liquid Funds for 12 months and withdraw it equal monthly in one go. How about tax impact on such withdrawal. The Liquid Funds are categorised as Debt Funds or Non-Equity Funds and any withdrawal before 36 months of holding will attract STCG tax. I shall appreciate your guidance on this (For your ready reference, I recap - a) my father is a Super Senior Citizen (SSC) b) His present annual income from bank FDs is approx Rs.3,20,000 and c) Present tax exemption for a SSC is Rs. 5, 00,000. I thank you in advance once again for your time and guidance?
Whether my portfolio mix is good? What funds should I select for further investment? Currently, I have SIP's worth Rs 25,500 monthly in the following funds (all plans are direct and growth) 1) Axis Long Term Equity Fund - Rs 1000 (14% of total MF investment), 2) DSP BlackRock Tax Saver - Rs 2000 (3%), 3) Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund - Rs 8000 (46%), 4) Motilal Oswal Most focused Multicap 35 - Rs 7500 (19%), 5) Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip - Rs 3000 (2%), 6) ICICI Prudential Value Discovery Fund - Rs 4000 (16%). My age is 27 and my investment horizon is 15 years plus. 1) Please suggest whether my portfolio mix of funds is good? 2) I want to make my monthly SIP amount to Rs 50,000. Whether should I invest in new fund or in existing funds? Please suggest new funds or amounts for existing funds? P.S - I have decreased SIP in Axis Long Term Equity Fund as it was not performing well compared to its peers?
My father (a Super Senior Citizen) has recently sold a property and is interested to invest part of the sales proceeds in MF, with a primary objective of getting monthly income. I have recommended to him to diversify into MF investment (his present investments are ONLY in Bank FDs) under MIP or SWP, with monthly dividend / withdrawal respectively. He is not risk averse and is open to investing even in a pure equity fund. Time horizon is minimum 5 to 7 years. I shall appreciate if you can clarify on the following points - a) I understand that the monthly dividend on MIP is tax free at the hands of the investor. But the pitfall is, it comes in our hands after a hefty deduction at source in the form of Dividend Distribution Tax (28.8%) for Debt Funds (Equity funds, I reckon, are exempt from DDT). Another risk is the swing in the dividend payout, which is a pure function of the market. Hence, my father is a bit reluctant to be enticed to a MIP. i) Do you still reckon MIP is a good option from a taxation point of view? Can you suggest some schemes for MIP which, historically, has exhibited relatively less volatility in the pay out? b) As regards SWP, I understand that any withdrawal before 12 months will attract Short Term Capital Gain Tax. Is my understanding correct? i) If my father is keen to diversify to SWP, how to start withdrawal from the first month and avoid STCG? Additional information to enable you to give guidance - My father presently earns an annual interest of approx Rs. 3,20,000 from Bank Fixed Deposits. His new corpus to diversify into MF is approx Rs. 25 to 30 Lakhs. I thank you in advance for your time and guidance?
I wish to invest a lump sum in several equity funds with a long term horizon. But since the market is scaling new highs every other day, I am not sure whether it is the right time. The investible funds have been lying in my savings account for quite some time? I shall appreciate if you could enumerate the list of Equity funds in which I could presently invest, if advisable. I do not have regular income, and that is why I avoid SIPs?
I am 34, I do not have any debt; I am investing 5,000 INR per month in 6 schemes - ICICI Prudential Top 100 Fund, Birla Sun Life Equity Fund, Kotak Select Focus Fund, L&T Emerging Markets Fund, L&T Infrastructure Fund, DSPBR Small & Midcap Fund, all are regular growth options, is the fund mix okay for my profile. Time horizon is 5 to 10 years?
I am planning to invest some capital which I am planning to put in small and midcap funds and my plan is for 7 years. Please advise which fund to invest? How is Mirae Asset Fund and which is number one fund in small and mid cap category? Also how is L&T Emerging Businesses Fund?
Thanks for your valuable advises. I would like to know other than diversified fund whether by investing 11,500 monthly in ELSS funds for 30 years can build a retirement corpus of 4 crore. Which all ELSS Fund can be utilized for this purpose?
Can I get a retirement corpus of Rs 4 Crores after 30 years by investing Rs 10,000 monthly in ELSS. Please suggest the best funds and how many funds I should start?
I would would like to invest 25 K TO 30 K ever month. my age is 41 Years I don’t want to take risk. So, please suggest me a good fund. Just now I have started SIP. The mentioned funds - HDFC Top 200 Fund(G), DSP BlackRock Balanced Fund (G), Kotak Select Focus Fund (G). I have started INR 1,000 in each of the SIPs, is it good Funds? Can you suggest me apart from the other. I can wait up to 3 years?
I have 30 Lacs with me. I want to Invest in MF for around 10 years. Kindly suggest some good funds. Should I go for Lump sum Investment or SIP?
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