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I am 37 years and work in the information technology industry. I have two dependents, my wife and an eight-year-old daughter. My monthly take-home salary is Rs 98,000. My monthly household expense is Rs 20,000. I have taken a home loan for which I pay an EMI of Rs 35,000 per month. It will continue for eight more years. I have a surplus of Rs 40,000 per month, which I would like to invest in mutual funds.
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The domestic mutual fund (MF) industry has seen yet another large outflow from equity assets in August the third month in a row in the current financial year. According to statistics released on Friday by the industry body, Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi), the fund market saw a net outflow of Rs 2,890 crore from equity schemes.
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I have been investing in the following funds via systematic investment plan (SIP).
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In 2009, this fund could not take advantage of the mid-cap rally because of its mandate to have a large-cap bias. It had around 85 per cent in large-caps, which didn't allow it to earn more than it did, but provided stability. It may not give you earth-shattering returns, but it will definitely not let you down in the long-term.
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Fund managers cautious about outflow from equity schemes.
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Reasonable pricing, good returns lure MFs, but allotment remains a challenge.
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I have invested in numerous diversified equity funds through SIP. I want to put money in sector funds from Reliance Mutual Fund. These include schemes in sectors such as pharma, banking and power. These funds are doing well over the past five years.
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I am 35 and have articulated my goals below.
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Rising interest rates also trigger trend.
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Domestic fund houses have questioned the market regulators recent circular mandating unrestricted transfer of mutual fund units between demat accounts. Mutual fund (MF) players have cited operational difficulties in implementing the norm.
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I invested in UTI Infrastructure after liquidating my UTI Master shares. I am disappointed with the returns.
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95 Last year, the fund delivered 70.2 per cent, while the category average was 61 per cent. The bias towards mid-cap stocks clearly worked in its favour. Till 2002, the fund tilted more towards large caps but when the rally started in 2003, it changed tack and gave in to the smaller fare. Having said that, the fund has been flexible in moving across capitalisation in line with market conditions.
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A fortnight after the new debt valuation norms came into force, mutual fund players say their business is running as usual and there is no trend of money being pulled out from liquid plus schemes.
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I am 40 with a monthly income Rs 1.5 lakh. Fixed monthly outgo is Rs 70,000 for home loan (for 3 years). I plan to invest Rs 70,000 a year in Public Provident Fund (PPF) for 15 years. My familys medical expense is covered by my employer. I have an extra medical cover of Rs 2 lakh for my husband and myself. I don't have a term plan but two traditional policies.
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I put Rs 10,000 via systematic investment plan (SIP) every month in: DSPBR TIGER, HDFC Top 200 and Sundaram Select Midcap. I put Rs 7,500 in HDFC Prudence and Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity Plan A. I plan to stay invested in HDFC Top 200 and HDFC Prudence.
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