My SIP'S axis small cap - 1000 Nippon india small cap - 2000 Icici bluechip large cap - 1500 Motilal oswal mid cap fund - 1000 Tata large & mid cap - 500 Tata digital india fund - 500 Sbi small cap fund - 1000 Nippon india growth fund - 1000 Pgim india flexi cap fund - 1500 Rs. Sbi contra fund - 500 Icici freedom sip - 2000 Total - 12,500 Rs. 17:35 Is it good or should i transfer some funds to another ?
your last point invest regularly .......i have investment in axis bluechip fund ....and many advisors like suggest to exit it......should i exit or invest more ...... also your one point that don't put lumpsum when market is high, so if i exit axis bluechip where i put that lumpsum...pls reply help its urgent
Maan gye aapke presentation ko. Aik to bolne ka tarika aur usper samjhane ka. Mene kai uou tuber ko suna dekha jo sirf logon ka ........bnate hain, but you are genius. Bole to..."zara hatke" Dimag me lgate ho fatke, Now after watching your this video I am fully satisfied with my SIPs and Lumpsome. I regularly invest 12500 in ULIP, 8500 in seven SIPs and have invested 5,50,000/- in lumpsome.
Sir I want to do a lumpsum of 50k or 1 lakh in PSU funds. Please suggest which one would be the best amongst SBI, Aditya and Invesco. Can I invest in all three funds equally? Or Should I stick to only one PSU fund. Most importantly please suggest if this is the right time or period to invest in these PSU funds. Please do reply I am very confused. Does not want to take any wrong step. 🙏🏻 @Anil Insights
Market may have some corrections, due to US volatility, Even Donald Trump wants corrections in US Market before elections, might be good to invest when Market sees some red (how much red, no one can judge or know) But good to invest at a time when Market sees some corrections..
& like Anil said as per risk, diversify your portfolio..Invest more in Flexi Cap funds/Large Cap, and some bit in Mid Cap & lastly Small Cap.. Small cap has already given more returns than expected.
STGC there are no exemptions available, and the total profits are taxed at 20%. However, if you hold the investment for more than one year, it qualifies as Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG). For LTCG, you are allowed an exemption of up to ₹1.25 lakh. If the profits exceed this amount, they will be taxed at 12.5%.
For long term capital gain, do I have to pay twelve and a half percent tax every year for my gain? Or after ten years for the total gain to pay twelve and a half percent tax?
For Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG), you do not pay 12.5% tax every year or only after ten years. The tax is calculated based on the gains exceeding ₹1.25 lakh in a specific financial year. You need to pay the 12.5% tax on these gains when you file your income tax return for that financial year
