You may invest a certain amount in ELSS fund (lockin period is 3 years) for tax saving purpose and remaining
portion in a balanced fund or in an aggressive MIP fund (these will not give you any tax exemption).
Dear kishore, You may pick one equity diversified fund + One mid / small cap fund + a small
portion in a balanced fund.
So, suggest you to invest in a combination of products, preferably FD + MF MIP Growth option + a small
Portion in a balanced fund.
Not exact matches
Karen H. Grimes, CFA, Senior Managing Director and Equity Portfolio Manager, is a portfolio manager for the Hartford
Balanced Fund and the Hartford Value HLS
Fund, and is involved
in portfolio management and securities analysis for the Hartford Equity Income
Fund and the equity
portion of the Hartford
Balanced Income
Fund.
The remaining
portion of corpus can be invested
in MIP (growth option) +
in a
Balanced fund for say next 5 years or so.
So, you may consider investing
in a MIP Plan (like Birla II Wealth 25 plan) & a small
portion of savings
in HDFC
Balanced fund.
Dear Ankur, Suggest you to start with a
balanced fund like hdfc
balanced fund and a small
portion of your Rs5k
in a mid-cap
fund.
Invest it
in short - term FDs or you can hold some
portion of the
fund as cash
balance.
Because your money won't decline as long as it's
in the annuity and you don't withdraw money from it during the surrender period, setting aside of a
portion of your
funds in a FIA can help provide
balance and stability to your retirement portfolio.
The variety of investments within a mutual
fund is meant to
balance out the level of risk the investor takes on, so that a
portion of the money is sheltered
in lower - risk investments.
Scott I. St. John, CFA, Senior Managing Director and Fixed - Income Portfolio Manager, is involved
in portfolio management and securities analysis for the fixed - income
portion of the Hartford
Balanced Income
Fund.
However, if you have other IRA assets
funded with deductible contributions, only a
portion of the amount you convert will escape taxes, since all conversions must be done on a pro rata basis based on the total
balance in all of your IRAs.
Most investors nearing retirement will seek to
balance their portfolio by investing a
portion of assets
in funds suitable for a short time frame, such as money market and short - term bond
funds, while keeping some assets committed to long - term investments, such as stock
funds.
You may also invest a small
portion of the corpus
in a
balanced fund for next 5 years or so.
Dear Abinesh, As suggested
in my previous comment, consider allocation some
portion of the corpus
in MIP and
balanced funds.
2 — He can invest
in Sr.C.S.S and also consider investing atleast
in Aggressive MIP
fund and a small
portion of retirement corpus
in a
balanced fund (remain invested for atleast for 5 years).
If you invest a
portion of your
fund in Equity oriented
balanced funds, on redemption (after 5 years) the gains (if any) are tax - exempted.
* A small
portion of your
fund corpus
in MF MIP — Growth option +
Balanced fund — Growth option for say next 5 years.
If you can afford to take risk, you may consider investing a
portion of your savings
in a
Balanced fund like HDFC
Balance fund for next 2 years and then switch the accumulated
fund value to safe bet like FD.
On average at year - end 2014, about two - thirds of 401 (k) participants» assets were invested
in equities, either through equity
funds, the equity
portion of target - date
funds, the equity
portion of non-target-date
balanced funds, or company stock.
You may move any
portion of your existing account
balance among the three
funds by requesting an interfund transfer
in any month you choose, without an annual limit.
Themeos asks an important question:
In calculating my bond / equity split, I throw the bond
portion of my
Balanced and Growth & Income
funds into my bond allocation column.
In Chapter 13 cases, a
portion of the fee is paid up front prior to the filing of the case, with the
balance paid out by the bankruptcy trustee from
funds that my client pays for distribution to creditors.
So, you may consider investing
in a MIP Plan (like Birla II Wealth 25 plan) & a small
portion of savings
in HDFC
Balanced fund.
For Kid's education, he can invest
in a
balanced fund and some portion of his savings in PPF (Read my article on «Top Balanced Funds &laqu
balanced fund and some
portion of his savings
in PPF (Read my article on «Top
Balanced Funds &laqu
Balanced Funds «-RRB-.
If you want to put money
in a ULIP plan from Kotak Mahindra, to invest a significant
portion of your amount
in Kotak Ace -
balanced fund.
If you want to invest
in a ULIP product from Kotak Mahindra, make sure that a significant
portion of your asset is allocated to Kotak Ace -
balanced fund.
If your investment horizon is around 5 years, consider investing a
Balanced fund (a major
portion of your lump sum amount), remaining amount you may invest
in a Franklin Tax shield
fund.
Invest it
in short - term FDs or you can hold some
portion of the
fund as cash
balance.