For this, let's review the following investment options for pre-retirement phase where we earn or accumulate our funds and post-retirement phase covering allocation or distribution of
corpus funds.
I am looking for two
corpus funds of 1.5 Cr and 1.8 Cr.
These plans are also known as retirement plans and essentially are life insurance plans which are the best means of building
a corpus fund for the years of retirement.
Retirement at my age 60 yrs
corpus fund should be 2.5 Cr as per the calculator provided in the site.
I'm planning to invest around 20K / Month for: 1) daughter's education: — 14 yrs from now (Large Cap = 1K, Large + Mid = 2K, Mid + Small = 3K) = 6K / month 2) daughter's marriage: — 20 years (Large Cap = 1K, Large + Mid = 2K, Mid + Small = 3K) = 6K / month 3)
corpus fund for wealth creation and retirement: 20 + years (Index fund = 1K, Debt long term = 2K, Global Mutual fund = 1K, Mid + Small = 4K) = 8K / moth.
Also, a wealth creation (
corpus fund) for daughter's marriage.
By investing in ULIP, you can build
a corpus fund over a period to meet your financial goals like child's education, retirement planning, home loan, etc..
Retirement at my age 60 yrs
corpus fund should be 2.5 Cr as per the calculator provided in the site.
This is a unit - linked pension plan that helps you to collect
a corpus fund to look you through the retirement years.
The corpus fund which LIC has is far more than sum total of all the banks taken together.
Not exact matches
In this video we take you through the different benefits a mutual
fund investor can avail of to grow his
corpus and meet his financial goals by choosing the right kind of
funds for the time horizon he has set to meet his financial goals.
The
fund has a target
corpus of Rs 75 crore, including an option to raise additional Rs 25 crore.
Early - stage venture capital
fund YourNest Angel Fund says that it has made a first close today, raising the initial corpus fro
fund YourNest Angel
Fund says that it has made a first close today, raising the initial corpus fro
Fund says that it has made a first close today, raising the initial
corpus from...
You can withdraw only 60 % of the accumulated
corpus under NPS, 40 % of the remaining
fund should be compulsorily invested in Annuity schemes after attaining 60 years.
The remaining portion of
corpus can be invested in MIP (growth option) + in a Balanced
fund for say next 5 years or so.
Do not withdraw the accumulated
funds meant for building your retirement
corpus.
So, based on the prevailing market conditions and cash - flows, the
fund manager can take call on allocation of
corpus to large / mid / small cap stocks.
So, if a mutual
fund scheme invests a major portion of its
corpus in Large companies then it can be classified as a «Large - cap»
fund.
Retirement / pension
fund of any company is good for young investors and also for long term investors who are seriously looking for creating their retirement
corpus.
You may continue these SIPs, may be for next 15 years and slowly move the accumulated
corpus (15th year to 20th year period) to safe / debt oriented financial securitieds (like Debt mutual
funds / FDs / Post office schemes).
If by other Asset classes you mean other than equity, i.e. debt
funds, liquid
funds, arbitrage
funds, FD's etc then yes majority of our lump - sum
corpus has been invested in these asset classes only.
2 — The time - horizon is different for balanced
fund, so kindly check the allocation % as per your expected / required goal amount /
corpus amount.
Dear Abhijit, MIP
funds do invest a small pecentage of their
corpus in equity securities.
if
fund X
corpus is 100000 rupee and
fund Y
corpus is 500000 rupee then which
fund have better chance to diversification I think it is
fund Y have better chance of diversification due to It's large AUM size.
So, if you understand and aware of them, you may go ahead and allocate a small portion of your investible
corpus to sector
fund.
In this video we take you through the different benefits a mutual
fund investor can avail of to grow his
corpus and meet his financial goals by choosing the right kind of
funds for the time horizon he has set to meet his financial goals.
Balanced
funds invest the
corpus in both equity and debt products.
Large - cap mutual
funds invest a higher portion of the
corpus is companies with greater market capitalization.
So, if I do a SIP in mutual
funds of Rs. 12,000, I can pre-pay my left loan in 10th year using my
corpus which has been accumulated through Mutual
Fund SIPs.
Best Monthly Income Plan Background of Monthly income plan Monthly Income Plan or the MIP is basically a debt - oriented hybrid mutual
fund where nearly three - fourth of the
corpus is invested...
Monthly Income Plan or the MIP is basically a debt - oriented hybrid mutual
fund where nearly three - fourth of the
corpus is invested in debt instruments such as debentures, government securities, and the likes.
I want to invest in Mutual
fund through SIP to fulfill my objective of acquire a
corpus of Rs. 30 lacs after 15 years.
SBI magnum global
fund - reg - 2000 /, Reliance tax saver - growth plan - 3000 /, Axis long term equity
fund - 6000 / and DSP tax saver
fund - reg - g - 3000 / plus i have started with ppf 150000 / plus i have two lic policies amounting 48000 (jeevan saral and jeevan jyoti) i plan to build a
corpus of 1c in 15 years and can invest 50000 pm.kindly suggest.
so I endorse your views on investing a portion of their retirement
corpus in mutual
funds.
Ultimate goal is to generate sufficient
corpus of
funds for one child education (8 years), marriage (15 years) and retirement (20 years).
However, I want them to invest a part of their retirement
corpus in some balanced mutual
fund as this is still the early stage of retirement.
Going by history, No equity exposure for long term will generate less
corpus than an ELSS mutual
fund investment for the same duration
In short term NAV may go down, however, in equity mutual
funds, in the long term positive returns are expected which will help in increasing the
corpus with the help of compounding.
ELSS is diversified equity
funds that invest a majority of the
corpus in equities and related securities.
Returns are not constant and also markets are volatile, trying doing SWP from any agressive performing equity mutual
fund taking worst year i.e., 2008 into consideration, you will never have run out of
corpus for with drawing.
Retirement
fund body EPFO has nearly six crore subscribers and manages a
corpus of about Rs 10 lakh crore.
Large cap
funds are schemes that invest a significant portion of their
corpus in companies with large market capitalization (in excess of Rs. 10000 crores).
But now my total
fund value is only Rs 32000.00 (Rs 39996.00 investment done till date), i purchased this product so as to get handsome monthly pension after 20 years by depositing the
corpus amount in some Annuity plan.
Dear shrikanth I have 50lacs as my Vrs
corpus which I want to invest in only equity mutual
funds for 7 years for wealth creation.
(I «m planning to move 5L of this
corpus to a long - term debt
fund when my monthly money flow increases — may be in 2 year time)
Typically an equity oriented balanced
fund invests around 20 to 30 % of
fund corpus in Debt related securities.
Also, do not use your retirement
corpus to
fund your property construction.
Need your advice on a monthly sip of 15 k f (investment horizon of 15 years) for my younger daughters post grad education.I was planning to invest 5 k each in a debt oriented
fund (ICIC pru long term growth), balanced
fund (HDFC balanced
fund) & a ELSS
fund (Axis long term equity
fund)- assumption based on a return of 12 % post tax and hence a
corpus of 65 - 70 lacs at the end of this invetsment term of 15 yrs.Education inflation taken at 10 %.
Dear Priya, With 15 - 20 years of time horizon and with the list of good
funds you have invested in, I am sure you will accumulate good
corpus to achieve your financial goals.
If you had 40 Lakhs to invest lets say as retirement
corpus, which
funds would have you invested in (Lets say you pnly had option to go for lumpsump mode and only in mutual
funds).