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@silversparrow I did risk-return-volatility analysis across categories... No clear pattern where fund with long modified duration always better than fund with short duration across years If you want peace of mind, "liquid fund" is fine If you want to invest for 5-10 year with proper asset...

@gberen523 You didn't mention which funds/categories you kept after withdrawing. And your 4 options are from 4 different categories so it's not comparison among likes.

@lakelandlass Broker is for stocks or ETFs. Don't need any for MFs. Kuvera / MFU provide similar view for MF. Institution's site is fine too.

@crixus123 When you are researching rolling/SIP returns make sense to compare and select fund. When you have started investing then only equivalent portfolio (against relevant index) analysis makes sense.

@grindingla RE also goes through cycles just like any other asset class. Use it with allocation and you may be fine. Most people, include I, don't recommend it because it's filled with risk, illiquidity, lack of transparency, high ticket size without commensurate benefits. Plus, most people...

@raulcraven Now is a good time to just sell (assuming at loss) and consolidate your portfolio. Loss can be offset gains for up to next 8 years. Which to sell is difficult to answer but limit to 2-4 total funds, one in each category.

@rickyknight1 1 Large or 1 Multicap is fine

@noahvm When do you need it back? In general for your age and experience, put 5k in Nifty index fund so you learn and experience volatility, and put remaining in an RD since likely you will need within the next 5 years.

@hiram208 Now it's past 31 March so you pay ASAP as self-assessment tax. Pay bit extra for interest too. Your ITR will calculate true interest number.

@ezra932 This is always going to be subjective, but why overthink with 2% of the portfolio? Exit and consolidate.

@theincrediblebaptistor FD or Liquid fund.

@pollyton I didn't say it's unethical. I said it's illogical. A thing can be both or either or neither.

@billmcenaney NSDL e-CAS - If your DMAT is with NSDL you should be getting monthly statement already. I think you can get from their website too.

@theincrediblebaptistor You are paying an expense ratio daily in a mutual fund. That's out of your control. You may have to pay an exit load if you withdraw within a specific time limit, but that depends on which fund.

@pollyton It's not illegal but it surely is illogical. Service should be charged for service, room should be charged for room, why they should be mixed is beyond sense.

@lekky So what options are left now to invest in international funds? I am able to find only below ETFs in India. Am I looking right way? https://www.valueresearchonline.com/funds/41876/mirae-asset-hang-seng-tech-etf/#fund-portfolio...