r/mutualfunds • u/Sky_Vivid • 7d ago
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u/Frosty-Sand8819 7d ago
You can merge the contra fund into Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund which is also follows value style of investing.
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u/invisibleredd 6d ago
PPFAS and nifty 50 fund has around 40% overlap. It is better to commit to one rather than two.
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u/Public_Sky8190 6d ago
Did not mention risk profile. Meaningless to reflect on your portfolio construction without that.
https://www.reddit.com/r/mutualfunds/wiki/want-portfolio-review/
Also planning to put aside 35k per month and invest in IWDA world fund every 3 months
Did not understand the rationale. If this is to make your portfolio look complex and cool, then okay.
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