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Need Advice on My Mutual Fund Portfolio for Long-Term Investing

Hey everyone, I’m completely new to mutual fund investing and currently investing through Groww.

Risk Appetite: Moderate (based on risk assessment survey)

Goal: Long-term wealth creation
Investment Horizon: 10–15 years

Current Active SIPs (₹9k/month total):
• ₹3,000 – HDFC Flexi Cap Fund
• ₹3,000 – Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund
• ₹3,000 – SBI Nifty Next 50 Index Fund

Earlier, I had more SIPs like Quant ELSS, Tata Digital India Fund, and Kotak Large & Midcap Fund. But after doing some basic research and reading online, I felt having too many funds without understanding them properly might not be a good idea, so I cancelled those SIPs.

Now I’m confused whether my current portfolio is good enough for long-term investing or if I should:
• continue with these 3 funds only
• add any new fund
• restart any of the cancelled SIPs
• reduce overlap if there is any

I’m still learning and will gradually increase my SIP amount with salary growth, so I’d really appreciate beginner-friendly guidance.

u/purankhatri007 — 1 day ago

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Need advice on my mutual fund portfolio for long-term investing (10–15 years).

Risk appetite: Moderate to Aggressive

Goal: Long-term wealth creation
Horizon: 10–15 years

Current portfolio (\~₹75k):
• Quant ELSS
• Parag Parikh Flexi Cap
• SBI Nifty Next 50
• HDFC Flexi Cap

Currently doing small SIPs through Groww. I selected these mostly based on suggestions and past performance, but I honestly don’t know much about mutual funds yet.

Should I continue with these, remove overlap, or add anything better for long term?

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