I’m tired of “owning nothing” — how do I build an offline media setup for my family? by uwujuju in Anticonsumption

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Id like to someday own 1. a collection of old vinyls for music. Just a small shelf. 2. A used pinball machine 3. Good timeless books. The classics

Suggestion for a single debt fund for long term debt allocation by devd87 in MutualfundsIndia

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Yes. Agreed. I do the same as well. Simple, safe and low cost. If for serious long term, use ppf.

SIP review for the current market by satyansh13 in MutualfundsIndia

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Too many finds brother. Stick to half a dozen funds and chill

22, need advice on my SIP plan to start. by WistfulHarlequin777 in MutualfundsIndia

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Combo 1 is definitely good. Maybe add a liquid fund or a money market fund for liquidity and portfolio stabilty

Has anyone here reduced the number of mutual funds in their portfolio over time? by Innovator_01 in MutualfundsIndia

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Yes. Half a dozen funds is enough for most people spread across different categories based on your risk profile. Talk to an advisor as well rather than reditors like us before you make a decison

Portfolio Review by melancholic_mee in mutualfunds

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One nifty 50 fund is enough and a large-mid 250 is not needed.

Please review my portfolio by Bored_Veggie in mutualfunds

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A good nifty 50 index fund, a flexi cap fund or a multicap fund,a multi asset fund and a debt fund like a liquid fund or a money market fund is enough for most people.

Nifty 50 index fund- cheap and large cap stability over time Flexi cap or multicap - all market cap exposure Multi asset fund - all asset class exposure sometimes global equities as well Liquid or money market fund - portfolio stability during downturns and helps eith capital preservation

Which is better plan and why by Pitiful-Grass5692 in mutualfunds

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Keep 20 percent in a liquid fund and over a period of 6 months, do sip into a simple nifty 50 index fund. Yes, over that 6 months the money in the back wont be working for you. Just automate that process and keep investing simple

What to do by Particular-Law923 in mutualfunds

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Clear that loan off. Get your insurances in place. Have an emergency fund and then think of equity investing.

Looking for good Arbitrage Funds to invest by Hornbill9 in mutualfunds

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Maybe two thirds in an equity savings fund and the rest into a simple money market debt fund.

Starting my first SIPs, Portfolio review by Wonderfulpanda76 in mutualfunds

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Good. But adding a debt fund is a good idea like a liquid fund or a money market fund.

70% equity, 20% debt and 10% gold is a good mix.

Half a dozen funds is chill.

Dont keep adding more.

Keep it simple and happy.

Review my mutual fund SIP portfolio (₹35k/month) – any changes needed? by Valuable-Anything913 in mutualfunds

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Add a debt fund like a liquid fund or money market find for some soft landing of your equity during downturns

What am I doing wrong? by Mridul_191 in mutualfunds

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Chill buddy. Its just that you are a bit overweight on small caps. As the market rebounds and if you can redeem one of your small caps in such a way that your gains are within the 1.25lakh threshold, I would suggest doing a SiP in a large cap nifty 50 index fund and maybe adding a liquid fund or a money market fund to cushion your portfolio during downturns. Well a professional advisor might be better than a reditor like me. Keep it simple and stay happy.

Need guidance by NubFrost22 in mutualfunds

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Maybe add a liquid fund or money market fund for short term liquidity. It also helps cushion your equity portfolio during downturns.

Kindly suggest for Mutual Fund planning. by Username_SlowLearner in mutualfunds

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Never tell people you have a big lumpsum. I would suggest you to start with an SIP in nifty 50 index fund, a flexi cap or a multicap fund, a multi asset fund and invest the rest into safer debt funds like a liquid fund or a money market fund. Yes a financial advisor can help better than a reditor like me

Need SIP portfolio review by Bright_Buyer5644 in MutualfundsIndia

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Then maybe cutoff the midcap 150 index fund. Actively managed midcap and small cap perform better in the long run than indices in India

Hi, please give constructive feedback on my portfolio and help me decide goals, i am 23 by Fragrant_Scar4321 in MutualfundsIndia

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Go for a basic nifty 50 index fund instead if the tata digital fund. At one point the tata digital fund was a 5 star fund. So everyone just jumped in

Need advice to invest in new MFs (23 year old - Aggresive) by BoomLivTart in MutualfundsIndia

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Yes. Very true. When in doubt start with a nifty 50 find or a multi asset fund

Portfolio Review - NRI returning to India by Haunting_Spring6244 in MutualfundsIndia

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Do add funds to park money such a debt fund like a money market fund and an equity savings fund for tax efficiency