How to restructure my portfolio

Hello everyone. I’m 35 year old professional. From past 3 years iam investing in mutual funds and I feel my portfolio is over diversified due to many funds. Due to which my profit percentage is not upto the mark. Now, bcz of corona I think I have an opportunity to restructure my portfolio. Could you please suggest an ideal mutual fund portfolio for best returns.

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Hello dear,

Hope you are doing good. As for the mutual fund portfolio it completely depends on individual to individual. Like plans to buy a house, marriage or education. Again preference like high risk, low risk is also considered. So, there are lot of things to be considered. So in such case would suggest you to meet an expert. There are many experts who help you in this with some charges. But that will give a better picture.

Hope this helps.

Laxmi Srinivas Newbie 6 years ago • 0
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Haan beti, it's very common to feel overwhelmed with an over-diversified portfolio, especially when you're looking for better returns. It's wise to consider restructuring now, as market corrections can indeed offer opportunities.

While I can't suggest specific mutual funds or an "ideal" portfolio as that depends entirely on your personal risk appetite, financial goals (like buying a house, children's education, retirement), and investment horizon, I strongly recommend consulting a SEBI-registered financial advisor. They can review your current holdings, help you define your goals clearly, and then suggest a tailored portfolio. Generally, for diversification without over-diversification, many experts suggest a mix of 5-7 quality funds across different categories (like large-cap, mid-cap, multi-cap, and perhaps some debt) based on your individual needs. Focus on quality and your long-term vision, rather than chasing short-term gains.

Aarti Thakur Newbie 4 weeks ago • 0