17% - 20% CAGR looks bit difficult.
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• Yesterday 12:18 PM
What NRIs need to know about investing via mutual funds in India
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U want to invest via SIP mode or lumpsum.
Smallcaps are high risk , high reward products. One should think about this funds only if his risk appetite is very high.
About crypto I dont think so. For US stocks ,their are few AMC's which offer FOF's.
Since it is a retirement fund avoid investing in risky funds such as midcap, smallcap. Avoid thematic also. U can have a look at hybrid funds . Park maximum funds in liquid instruments such as FD's or even short term debt funds.
• Nov 13 3:36 AM
Equity fund inflows hit record high of Rs 41,887 cr in Oct despite weak markets: AMFI
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U mean to say daily SIP?
Equity returns are subjected to market risks.
What is your time horizon.
What is your time horizon.
Have a look at UTI's nifty 50 index fund as well.
Please mention your risk appetite.
Choose 1-1 scheme form large cap, midcap and smallcap.
Hi, can u give more details about AI driven financial advice.
In the current market , I feel its better to park it in debt funds and do STP's or switch in equity during market declines.
Look at the overall portfolio( % in midcap, smallcap and largecap) and choose accordingly as per your risk appetite.
Have a look at funds from flexicap and multicap category.