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How to create retirement corpus via MFs

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June 02, 2025

A well-planned strategy involving long-term MFs can help investors build the required retirement corpus

- DIPAK MONDAL @ New Delhi

CREATING a retirement corpus of ₹5 crore or even ₹10 crore may seem like a daunting task for a middle-class salaried individual, but a systematic investment approach can make the journey more manageable. Starting early and maintaining consistent investment discipline are key factors in achieving this long-term financial goal.

Mutual Funds: A simple and effective tool

One can create such a corpus through MFs—a no-frills investment option that provides exposure to equity, debt, gold, and silver. A well-planned investment strategy involving long-term mutual funds, index funds, and a diversified portfolio can help build the required corpus over time.

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