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Firstly share your age that will make the suggestions relevant (I am assuming you are quite young and just starting your investing journey). Pick 1 nifty index fund and Nifty next 50 index fund (UTI seems to have the lowest expense ratios) if you want to keep it simple. If you want active funds with higher expense ratios you could pick 1 large cap, 1 mid cap, 1 small cap fund and split based on your age. At early age it's ok to take more risk so you could allocate higher in small caps. Large cap options - mirae/axis, midcap-hdfc/sbi, small cap- SBI/axis.
Direct index mutual fund is the product made for you!
Split 50-50 between Nifty 50 and Next Nifty as suggested above and continue your SIP until your retirement and don’t forget to increase the SIP amount periodically.
Select the company which has the lowest expense ratio (TER).
You can expect 12-15% returns in the long run.
Invest 5k each into two equity mutual funds. My suggestion would be -
1. Kotak Emerging Equity Fund (Mid cap)
2. Canara Robeco Emerging Equities or Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund (Large/Mid cap)
Agree, I have invested in Kotak Flexicap Fund & Motilal Oswal S&P 500 Index Fund too. But to start of with, would suggest not putting in money across multiple funds. 2-3 max as of now.
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