Simplify my portfolio

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Dipa asked 7 years ago
Hi, i have invested in these funds with the goal of wealth creation as i have not any responsibility from family yet. I have invested around 30lakhs in 11 different funds. Some of them are lumpsum, some set as STP, some of them i have stopped as sip but haven't redeemed, and 1 fund as SIP still running Sbi mag multicap 2Lakh Sbi bluechip 50k (stopped sip 2k per month) Sbi mid cap 50k (stopped sip 2k per month) Icici pru equity and debt fund 10lakh Icici pru liquid fund 3lakhs (stp out) Icici pru Regular savings fund 3lakhs Icici pru value discovery fund 2lakhs (stp in) HDFC hybrid and equity fund 5lakhs ABSL equity advantage fund - 30k ABSL Regular savings fund - 3lakhs Franklin ind smaller companies fund - 3k per month sip * I want to ask can i simplify my portfolio by removing some funds as i have read your few articles and thought these are too many funds. * Also i have like 10lakhs in my savings bank account and want to invest in mf as liquid funds are better option than saving account so is it correct decision? Thank you !
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Sreekanth Staff answered 7 years ago
Hi, May I know your  Investing in too funds may not be really beneficial. You may retain one multi-cap, one large-cap, one mid/small cap and one hybrid fund from your portfolio. Ex : SBI multicap, SBI bluechip, Franklin Smaller cos fund and HDFC Hybrid Equity. Liquid fund you may continue to hold on to. Kindly note that returns are not THE priority when it comes to Liquid funds. There are periods/cases where they can give negative returns, but in most of the scenarios they can give better returns than Savings account.  
Dipa answered 7 years ago
So should i redeem fund from ABSL and reinvest them into sbi or hdfc fund? 
Sreekanth Staff answered 7 years ago
Hi, You have a mid-cap and large cap funds, so a large+mid-cap fund like ABSL equity advantage fund may not be really needed.  
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