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I want to invest upto Rs.1,50,000/- in mutual fund for five years. please give me your suggetion for investment.
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Asked by sanjay sonkusare,
29 Jul '10 09:29 am
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Sanjay , You can invest in Best Mutual funds like Magnum Contra, Kotak 30, HDFC Top 200 and Franklin Prima Plus, They have a good track Record since its inceptions . If you can take Risk in equities you can invest that Fund , If you want to take Normal risk , you can turn to HDFC Prudence Fund - This Mutual Fund invests in both equity (65%) and debt (35%) instruments. This is one of the safest funds with a great track record of over 14 years, and has been giving a compounding return of around 20-25% per year
Answered by Musfer, 30 Jul '10 09:50 am
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Reliance growth and HDFC top 200...
also discuss with advisor ...but wait for some time...makrket will goes down more :)
Answered by Sagar Hegde, 29 Jul '10 10:21 am
also discuss with advisor ...but wait for some time...makrket will goes down more :)
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You can investments 50% large cap of Hdfc Top 200 fund and 50% multicap of Morgan stanley ACE fund
Answered by shanthakumar gowda, 29 Jul '10 10:02 am
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Instaed 4 mutual funds,invest in share mkt.dont ride on such horse obeying others order
Answered by kabra shweta, 29 Jul '10 10:00 am
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Speak to a professional financial advisor. You will get free opinions on this website, but the value of free opinions is just that - free. You might have to pay the financial advisor but its worth it. Dont invest your hard-earned money based on opinions you get from such websites. Nothing against the website but if you are serious about investing, get serious advice. Do you seek medical opinions on blog when you are sick? If not then why seek free financial advice on blogs?
Answered by Shah Shah, 29 Jul '10 09:56 am
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Invest Rs.50,000 each in rel regular saving, dsp br equity, hdfc equity fund through stp
Answered by Shailendra Machikar, 29 Jul '10 09:42 am
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