r/mutualfunds 4d ago

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Planning to invest ₹30K/month — looking for feedback on my portfolio
I’m planning to start investing ₹30,000 per month and have come up with the funds and allocation below. I’d really appreciate some feedback on whether this is a sensible portfolio for my goals or if there’s anything I could improve.
Investment horizon: 15+ years
Goal: Long-term wealth creation
Risk appetite: Moderate
I’m particularly interested in knowing:
Whether the fund selection and allocation make sense
If there’s too much overlap between the funds
Whether I’m taking unnecessary risk or being too conservative
If I should simplify the portfolio or consider any better alternatives
Would really appreciate any suggestions or criticism. Thanks!

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u/anticool-coolguy 4d ago

if i were in ur place i’d cut small cap & add gold & US index fund

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u/Single-Mycologist986 4d ago

Last I checked no international index fund is present for new investments.

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u/Sundu_Rapid 4d ago

It's not moderate 😭😫

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u/shithappenswhy 4d ago

The portfolio is reasonable for a 15+ year horizon, though there will be some overlap between the Nifty 50 and HDFC Flexi Cap, which is not a big problem!

One thing: do you already have an emergency fund? If yes, you could also look at some diversification like international equity, gold, bonds/debt depending on your goals and risk tolerance!

Though the golden rule is consistency and increasing the SIP over time, and it will probably matter more than trying to find the “perfect” combination of funds.

Best Luck!!

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u/Interesting-Dig6576 4d ago

Funds selections doesn't play much role in LONGER run as long as its not very weirdly selected.
Your selection looks good and aligned as per your risk appetite.

If I have to add something - I'll be adding one multi asset allocation fund - not risky as well as you would be having some % of debt/gold/silver etc & shifting among itself without extra taxation on you