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• Muskaan Sharma

  • 2 posts
  Posted in the topic The Benefits of Using an SWP Calculator for Monthly Income Planning in the forum News and Announcements

  November 21, 2024 10:38 PM PST

  Managing a steady monthly income after retirement or during periods of financial uncertainty can be challenging. Fortunately, an SWP calculator helps make this process easier by letting you calculate how much you can withdraw from your investment without running out of funds prematurely.

  The SWP calculator provides clear insights into:

  • How your withdrawals will affect your corpus
  • How much you can afford to withdraw monthly based on your fund’s performance

  By using this tool, you can better understand how to balance withdrawals with long-term growth. If you're thinking about using your mutual fund for regular income, an SWP calculator is a must-have!
  
  

  Before setting up your SWP, take a few minutes to use an SWP calculator and see how much you can safely withdraw without affecting your long-term financial goals.

   

• Muskaan Sharma

  • 2 posts
  Posted in the topic Insights on SBI Contra Fund: Is It the Right Pick for You? in the forum News and Announcements

  November 18, 2024 12:18 AM PST

  Hi fellow investors,

  I recently came across the SBI Contra Fund, and it caught my attention because of its unique contrarian strategy. Unlike traditional funds, this one focuses on undervalued stocks or sectors that have the potential for long-term growth. It’s an interesting approach for those looking to diversify their portfolio.

  Some key highlights of the fund:

  1. Contrarian Investment Approach: Targets out-of-favor stocks to maximize future gains.
  2. Long-Term Focus: Ideal for patient investors aiming for steady growth.
  3. Diversified Portfolio: Offers exposure across various sectors to minimize risk.

  I’d like to hear your thoughts:

  • Have you invested in this fund or considered it?
  • What are your views on its performance compared to other mutual funds?
  • Do you think the contrarian strategy is a good fit in the current market?

  Looking forward to a healthy discussion!