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Seeking guidance

Seeking guidance

Risk appetite - Moderate . Invest via grow. Investment horizon is 10 years at least. Investing for retirement and wealth creation.

This is my investments. Kindly suggest should i continue or change.

I started with 5000 per month. Now it is 32000 per month. In the process i have invested in too many funds.

Thank you in advance.

u/Raj220204 — 11 days ago

My current portfolio

My risk appetite is Moderate.

Current age - 25

I want to invest for a horizon of minimum 10-15 years with minimum 15% returns to have a stable retirement. This is my portfolio.

I aim to invest atleast 50k per month with the following breakup -

Arbitrage - 25k

Small cap - 12.5k

Mid cap - 12.5k

I am currently doing an STP for moving funds from liquid to Arbitrage as liquid does not help my tax bracket.

Additionally i want to build my safety net in arbitrage upto 2L post which I will allocate most of my investment in small and mid cap. Even though I have invested in PPFCF, I am not longer continuing it. Apart from this, 12% of my base income also goes into EPF.

Open to feedback and reviews!

u/Plastic-Humor7561 — 11 days ago

Portfolio Review and Suggestions

Time Horizon - 7-10 years

Risk Appetite - Moderate to Little-Aggresive

Ur thoughts on it or should I change the ratio or some funds with any other fund ??

u/BuddyAlternative1603 — 11 days ago
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Need help picking the right MF for SIP.

Risk Appetite: Moderate

Hi everyone,

I’ve recently started my first job and am currently earning around ₹47,000 per month.

I’m planning to invest ₹10,000 every month through SIPs. I’ve already started a ₹4,000 monthly SIP in Edelweiss Mid Cap Direct Plan – Growth, and I’m looking to invest the remaining ₹6,000 across two other mutual funds.

Which funds should I consider for long-term wealth creation? Also, since I’m quite new to financial planning and investing, I’d really appreciate some guidance on how I should approach investing and managing my finances going forward.

I’d love to hear your suggestions, experiences, and advice.

Thank you!

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u/FrostyGur7561 — 12 days ago

Seeking guidance

Hey folks! My risk appetite is moderate
I’m 20 and I want to start investing through SIPs. I was thinking of starting with:

₹4K — WhiteOak Multi Asset Fund
₹2.5K — Invesco Small Cap
₹2.5K — Bandhan Small Cap
₹3K — Bank of India Flexi Cap
₹3K — Quant Flexi Cap
Total: ₹15K/month.

I’m honestly not very sure about this allocation. My main goal is wealth creation, but I’ll also need some of the money in around 3 years, while the rest can stay invested for the long term.

Looking at this portfolio, I feel like it might be too risky, especially with two small-cap and two flexi-cap funds. I was wondering if I should instead allocate some amount to gold or international investments like VOO/QQQ or other foreign markets, possibly replacing the multi-asset fund.

I have basically zero knowledge about investing, so I’d really appreciate some guidance on how I should structure this ₹15K SIP. What would you recommend for someone my age with both a 3-year and long-term wealth-creation goal?

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u/Tight-Working2169 — 11 days ago

Please Review

please review

risk : moderate

horizon 10+ yrs minimum

app angel one

monthly sip 16k

investing for retirement planning

funds chosen based on the popularity

what should be the ideal allocation ? please advise.

u/FrostingFar8879 — 11 days ago

Roast my portfolio

Tried building a balanced long-term mix. Be honest, did I overcomplicate it?

  1. Risk Appetite: Moderately Aggressive / Growth-oriented (comfortable with equity volatility and small-cap exposure for long-term compounding).
  2. Investment Goal: Long-term wealth creation and financial independence.
  3. Investment Horizon: 10 to 15+ years.
  4. Allocation Details (Total Monthly SIP: ₹1 Lakh):
    • UTI Nifty 50 Index: 20%
    • Parag Parikh Flexi Cap: 20%
    • Motilal Oswal Midcap: 15%
    • HDFC Small Cap: 10%
    • Quant Small Cap: 5%
    • SBI Gold Fund: 10%
    • VXUS : 10%
    • Crypto: 5%
    • ABSL Gilt: 5%
  5. Which App Do You Use?: Coin
  6. Why You Selected These Funds: Picked based on a mix of low-cost indexing for large caps, proven long-term track records and downside protection for flexi/mid-caps, and deliberate diversification into gold, international equity, and gilts. Small caps and crypto were added as high-risk satellite bets.
u/Traditional-Mind4968 — 11 days ago

Please review, and drop some tips too !

Risk appetite :- Moderate

Monthly SIP :- 20k with a 5k step up each year (step up amount is not confirmed)

Salary :- freelancing work, so it ranges from 70k - 1.2L pm, but with my day job I’m capable of adding 20k more, but currently I have some commitments.

Once my sip increases, should I start to invest in more funds or are these 4 enough ?

Investment horizon:- minimum 12 years.

u/6Ara6 — 11 days ago

Portfolio review looking for feedback aggressive risk appetite

I have these mutual funds in my portfolio. And invest around 40k per month with 10% step up . I'm looking to invest for long term.

I have aggressive risk appetite.

.Any suggestions and tips would be appreciated .

u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 11 days ago
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Review Please, Tips are appreciated

Risk Appetite: Moderate
I am planning to invest long term for about 15-20years. This is the first month investing. Pls let me know if I am on the right track. Took help from my well experienced Unc who gave me a few tips here and there. Just hoping if I could increase the money by 10+% every year

u/Foolish_Artist03 — 11 days ago
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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