I have Demat & trading account with a reputed stock broker. Apart to this I have several MF's operating in SIP mode in offline for a longer horizon of 15 to 20 years. Here my query is how can I keep my SIP investments in DeMat till the period lasts? Please advise me. Great full for your suggestions and tools you provided for self assessments of different categories of funds?
My name is Satish and my father have retired he has Rs 40,00,000 that he wants to invest to get Rs 40,000 per month as income. So please suggest which fund I choose but he have no exposure risks?
I am currently investing in ICICI Prudential Dynamic, ICICI Prudential Value Discovery, HDFC Midcap Opportunities, Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip via SIP of Rs. 2,000 each. Is this a sufficient portfolio for long term 10-15 years. I may increase the total amount gradually. Also thinking of adding one from Birla sunlife Frontline Equity, Franklin India Prima Plus, Kotak Select Focus, SBI Bluechip. Please advice?
I am a retired person and I have Rs 40 lakhs as retirement fund. Please inform how I can get Rs 45000 per month?
I am investing in Mutual funds through one of the broker who is my relative. Hence I always have to opt for Regular plans. I want to invest in direct plans as now I know how to select funds etc. However I am wondering whether my broker will be able to get information that I am investing in direct plans. I need to maintain relations with by broker as well. I have below queries in this regard: 1) Can I hold both direct and regular funds in same folio? 2) Can I use folio which was created through broker to invest in direct funds as well? 3) If I use same folio, whether my broker be able to know I have invested in direct plan?
I have been investing through SIP's into MF since 2011. Right now, I am investing 7.5K pm into each of below MF from Oct 2015. Canara Robeco Emerging Equities (Growth), Dsp BlackRock Focus 25 Fund - (Growth), Kotak Opportunities Regular Plan - (Growth), Most Focused Midcap 30 - Regular Plan - Growth Option. Should I continue? Any recommendation to switch into some other funds? I also want to additionally invest 25,000 per month into new MF's through SIP's. Any recommendations?
Please accept my gratitude for the excellent work you are doing. This has been a very very informative website. I have a doubt regarding redemption of funds. I have invested in direct growth equity funds only ( large cap, multi cap, mid cap, small cap and equity oriented balanced funds). The returns of the funds, what I have noticed, is maximum mostly in 1 year horizon. Now suppose, if a fund gives 35% return after completion of 1 year of investment, what if I redeem that fund and invest again? My doubt is, how in this case, long term investment is beneficial for growth funds if returns are say, 35%,25%,22%,20% respectively in 1, 3,5,7 years. Shouldn't I redeem after 1 year for getting maximum returns? Please advise?
Please suggest me best mutual fund plan for me as a beginner. Want to invest Rs 25,000 monthly as SIP for 5 years with moderate risk?
Thanks for such a great portal. It's really very helpful for financial literacy. I have some query. My priority is for long term and "highest and moderate" risk mutual fund. I am doing SIP for the following MF - 1) DSP BlackRock Tax Saver Fund Direct Plan - Growth: INR 1000, 2) DSP BlackRock Micro Cap Fund Direct Plan - Growth: INR 2000, 3) Kotak Select Focus Fund - Direct Plan - Growth: INR 1000. And I want to invest 5 Lac lump sum (SWP) and want at least 7-10K per month income. Please advice - 1) My MF selection for SIP is good? 2) For SWP, which MF I should select to get 7-10,000 per month income?
I have 30 Lakhs of savings. I want to invest these money for 5 years. I can increase the time horizon if I still don't need them after 5 years. kindly suggest me should I invest through SIP of 40k-50k per month or go with lump sum investment? I can take risk. If we go with STP route how much difference will be there between STP and lump sum in one go? After reading advantages of SIP every where I am bit confused what should I do? Also about STP there are no any chart of STP mutual funds. It is easy to find funds for SIP but STP is tough as that is hard to choose 2 funds in/out?
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