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#MFCorner| Where should you invest 1 lakh per month if your investment horizon is 5-7 years and you are 25 years old? Kirtan Shah tells Sonal Bhutra on the MF query show.

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[Andres_]

1 lakh/month sounds easy on paper, but if you mess up the allocation, you could be sitting on peanuts in 10 years. Especially with how 2025’s shaping up economically.

[subodhadavadkar]

Divide into 5 parts
1) Nifty 500 Value 50 Index fund
2) Nifty 200 Momentum 30 Index fund
3) Motilal Oswal Midcap fund
4) Quant Small Cap fund
5) Navi Nasdaq 100 FoF

[manuraj]

bhai ne jahaa jahaa saay commission mila thaa sabkaa portfolio banaa kaay customer koo chipkaa diyaa😂

[prashantshanbhag-bb]

25k in PPFAS
25k in HDFC index fund
25k in Nippon India small cap
25k in SBI contra fund / ICICI value discovery fund

[Ankurbaruah]

As an aggressive invester, I think when you're young, you should talk more calculated risks and invest more in the small cap and mid cap stocks

[relax]

Mein bhi deta investment advice😂
Age b/w 25-30
33-33-33 Large Mid Small
Age b/w 30-40
50-30-20 Large Mid Small
Age > 40
80-10-5-5 Large Mid Small Debt

[sayand]

I would invest 25% in mutual fund, 25%SIP in ETF , 10% in Gold ETF and rest 40% in equities

[srenathr]

I split my investment like below-
1. Icici large & mid cap
2. Bandhan alpha 50
3. UTI midsmallcap quality 400 momentum 100
4. Nippon alpha low volatility 30

Here I get plain vannilla large & mid covered, and factors like low volatility, alpha, quality and momentum all covered from nifty 250/100

[karthiksuresh]

Momentum value and growth can be achieved via index funds also. These guys have their own agenda

[lakshya]

I have SBI Small Cap Fund
Hdfc Small Cap Fund
Kotak Small Cap fund
Quant Small Cap Fund
My money is almost doubled in last 3 years with a sip of 2000 Rs in each fund monthly.
Never go for large cap if you have more than 5 years of horizon 🎉

[amarg]

Better in mid & small. 50/50. Invest for 7 years & leave for the next 15-20 years. 1 lakh a month for 7 years.

[TubaOguz-mivc]

🃏 The live casino games are my favorite. The blackjack tables especially. Feels like the dealer is right there with you

[religionofpeace]

Its the time that matters no matter how much money you invest. 5-7 years is not even a beginning of compounding. The real compounding starts after 15 years where you see 5 lakhs getting added every day to your portfolio.

[bhaskarsinghbisht]

Instead, you can go with this portfolio. It will definitely outperform 100% of the portfolios recommended by those cheap stock market analysts:

1. Nifty BeES - For largecap exposure
2. ICICI Prudential or Tata Gold ETF – Hedge for equity; allocate at least 10–15% of your portfolio
3. HDFC or Motilal Midcap Fund – Good for growth
4. Bandhan or Tata Small Cap Fund – Good for growth
5. Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund – Stable with good downside protection

[demogyani]

Me with investing only in FD, Gold and real estate 😂😂😂

[shailesh_joshi]

Anchor: 1 lakh per month is so huge
Kirtan bhai: (blushing inside….no comments…)

[RakeshPunjala]

For 5 years go with nifty 500 low volatility 50

[Arjun.Trivedi]

Mera jeb me 100 rs nahi hai.. aur me 1 lakh ka sip ka video dekh raha hu :)

[shubhang]

5 years for midcap? Is this guy joking? That person should invest in flexi/multi cap instead of active large cap funds and add a hybrid/dynamic asset fund as per risk appetite

[Razrman]

Advice for Paresh:
If you have 1L to invest in MF every month, please do some research yourself and do not depend solely on advice of people who appear on these news channels. No accountability. If you don’t have the time to research and keep track, hire a good financial planner.