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You may stop future contributions to these Debt funds and start investing in the above suggested ones. You can redeem the accumulated amounts of the...
Hello, In your wealth creation portfolios, instead of Debt funds, you may consider adding Large cap index funds like UTI Nifty 50 fund or UTI nifty ...
Though both the funds belong to 'Flexi cap' fund category, their portfolio compositions are pretty different. Parag Flexi cap fund : Has exposure to...
Hello, 1 - Are you happy with TATA flexi cap fund's performance? 2 - You may continue with mid-cap fund 3 - Continue with Smallcap fund. 4 - C...
I understand that you have three Endowment policies, all in your spouse's name? Suggest you surrender them and re-invest the proceeds towards your f...
Dear Nagaraj, Glad to know that you are following a Goal-based approach! 1 - Is your Bank FD (for kid's higher education) locked for 6 years? Or ...
Hello, May I know few details about these Polices. 1 - Kindly share the Plan names 2 - Are you the breadwinner of your family, married and have...
Considering the peak levels of the Markets and (in case) you are planning to invest substantial lumpsum amount, can consider STP. But, watchout for ...
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Hello, Firstly, kindly dont take decisions based on the short-term over/under performance of a mutual fund scheme. Yes, some of the earlier popula...
I believe that hand-loans can be taken with NIL interest. That should be fine!
Dear Venkat ji, You are definitely not troubling me! I treat this an opportunity to enhance my knowledge and at the same time, provide help to as ma...
Dear Venkat ji, 1 - Do you mean to say that the money received from the NRO account needs to be repatriated again? Is it a gift from close (...
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Suggest you to calculate the required target goal amount (for your Kids' education) and plan to increase the SIP amount (or) make additional lump sum ...
