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Old 06-18-2009, 07:54 AM
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Portfolio Type: Growth
This is a phase when one’s income increases and so do financial responsibilities. Such a portfolio would also suit someone shifting from double income to a single income or someone looking to capitalise on his/her current financial position without any significant risk.
Asset Allocation: 80% equity, 20% debt


Scheme Name And Allocation:


Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity (25%) | Equity: Large-cap
DSP BR Top 100 Equity Reg (25%) | Equity: Large-cap
HDFC Top 200 (10%) | Equity: Large and mid-cap
DWS Investment Opportunity Regular (10%) | Equity: Large and mid-cap

UTI Dividend Yield (10%) | Equity: Dividend Yield / Contra
Canara Robeco Income (10%) | Debt: Medium-term
DSP BR Short-term (10%) | Debt: Short-term
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Old 06-18-2009, 07:55 AM
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Portfolio Type: Growth with stability


The longest phase of one’s life, this phase poses the challenges of seeking growth with stability to fall back on. The various situations that life can pose are a change in job, children growing up, higher financial commitment or going through a divorce.
Allocation: 65-70% equity, 30-35% debt


Scheme Name And Allocation:
Reliance Regular Savings Balanced (25%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
Birla Sun Life Freedom (25%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
DSP BR Balanced (25%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
FT India Balanced (25%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
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Portfolio Type: Conservative


The 10 years before retirement is the phase when children become self-sufficient. At this stage, a conservative portfolio is ideal. This also works for someone whose income or assets may have increased.
Asset Allocation: 30-40% equity, 60-70% debt / 15-20% equity, 80-85% debt


Scheme Name And Allocation (Pre-Retirement):
Canara Robeco Income (20%) | Debt: Medium-term
Birla Sun Life Dynamic Bond Ret (20%) | Debt: Medium-term
DSP BR Short-term (10%) | Debt: Medium-term
Birla Sun Life Freedom (20%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
DSP BR Balanced (20%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
FT India Balanced (10%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented


Scheme Name And Allocation (Retirement):
Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity (12.5%) | Debt: Medium-term
UTI Dividend Yield (7.5%) | Debt: Medium-term
UTI Floating Rate ST (15%) | Debt: Medium-term
Canara Robeco Income (20%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
Birla Sun Life Dynamic Bond Ret (20%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
DSP BR Short-term (15%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
Templeton India MMA (10%) | Hybrid: Equity-oriented
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