u/DenseShine6353

The Only Fund You Might Ever Need

Hello all,

I am thinking of starting a below single mutual fund SIP (all sip funds in a single mf)

Zerodha Multi Asset Passive FoF

What's your take ?

Risk appetite: High

Goal: Retirement Fund

Horizon: 10+ years

Allocation: SIP (occasional lumpsum)

App used: Coin

Why this fund: This fund offers unique combination of passive diversified assets. It is not actively managed as it invests in ETFs only. None of the other fund house offers such a passive multi asset fund.

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u/DenseShine6353 — 10 days ago

Hi everyone,

I’d appreciate a review of my current SIP portfolio and overall allocation.

Background:

  • Investing via SIP for the past 2 years.
  • Planning to continue for another 8 years (total horizon: ~10 years)
  • Goal: Retirement
  • Risk appetite: Aggressive
  • Platform: Coin by Zerodha

Current Allocation:

The total monthly SIP amount is 90k.

  • Zerodha Nifty LargeMidcap 250 Index Fund – 16.25%
  • Helios Flexi Cap Fund – 16.25%
  • Quant Small Cap Fund – 8.125%
  • Bandhan Small Cap Fund – 8.125%
  • Tata Nifty Midcap 150 Momentum 50 Index Fund – 16.25%
  • ICICI Prudential NASDAQ 100 Index Fund – 15%
  • Zerodha Gold ETF FoF – 10%
  • Aditya Birla Sun Life Liquid Fund – 10%

Reasoning:

LargeMidcap Index: Core allocation for broad market exposure. Want to avoid specifically largecap fund. Trusted amc.

Flexi Cap: Active management across market caps for adaptability. Impressed with Sameer Arora philosophy.

Momentum Index: Factor-based investing to capture outperforming stocks. Trusted amc.

NASDAQ 100: International diversification + exposure to US tech. Icici has been always good amc.

Small Caps (Quant + Bandhan): Higher growth potential (accepting higher risk). These funds follow different investment philosophy.

Gold ETF FoF: Hedge against market downturns/inflation Liquid Fund: Stability + dry powder for rebalancing/opportunities (moving to equity on 10%+ corrections)

Questions:

  1. Is this over-diversified or reasonably structured?
  2. Too much overlap between funds?
  3. Small-cap allocation okay for aggressive profile?
  4. Any funds you’d replace or remove?
  5. Does this align well with a 10-year retirement goal?

Open to blunt feedback—would really help refine this further.

Thanks in advance!

u/DenseShine6353 — 20 days ago