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Increase cap on overseas investments through MFs for better returns

The advantages of investing overseas through Indian mfs are clear: a stable regulatory framework, competitive fund choices, and the ability to invest small amounts systematically

mutual funds, SIP inflows, lumpsum flows, investor additions, market volatility, NFOs, AUM, Nifty50, MF investors, equity schemes
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More broadly, financial planning is about asset allocation — finding the right balance across deposits, Indian and global equity, gold, and real estate — based on each investor’s risk appetite, resources, goals, and time horizon. | Illustration: Binay Sinha

Harsh Roongta Mumbai

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In Swades (2004), Mela Ram — a village cook who longs to emigrate to the United States (US) and repeatedly seeks the help of Mohan Bhargava (Shah Rukh Khan) — eventually “sees the light”, declaring that emigration is like apni chaukhat ka diya giving light to the neighbour’s house (your lamp lighting the neighbour’s house instead of your own). I always found this sermonising jarring and elitist. After all, Mohan himself had emigrated, worked at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa), and returned only because of the money and expertise he gained abroad. To deny Mela Ram that same chance
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