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24, 14 lpa salary: sensible SIP split for long-term + marriage in 3-4 yrs?

24, software engineer in India, ₹14L/year fixed salary.

**Risk Appetite:** Moderate per the survey (45% equity / 45% fixed income / 10% gold). For my 10-15 year money I'm comfortable with about 75% equity and can handle 30-40% drawdowns while continuing SIPs. For my marriage money I want low risk.

**Goal:**

  1. Marriage corpus of ₹15-20L, with capital protection

  2. Long-term wealth creation

**Horizon:**

  1. Marriage: 3-4 years

  2. Long-term: 10-15+ years

**Allocation:** SIP is going to be ₹55k/month, rising every year. Screenshot attached. [attach]

- Kotak Arbitrage Fund: ₹15k (marriage)

- UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund: ₹24k

- Nippon India Nifty Midcap 150 Index Fund: ₹16k

All Direct Growth.

**App Used:** [Groww]

**Why These Funds:**

- Arbitrage is low-volatility, so a market crash right before the wedding won't hit the corpus, and it's taxed as equity.

- Nifty 50 index is a cheap, simple core with low tracking error.

- Midcap 150 index gives growth potential over 10-15 years without active-fund fees or manager risk.

- I chose index funds to avoid overlap and fund-manager changes.

Is the ₹15k marriage SIP enough for a ₹15-20L goal? Should I change any fund or the split?

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u/Deep_Wheel5763 — 12 days ago