Mumbai-based Kartik Sharma's disciplined approach to investing has helped him secure his retirement future. With a high savings rate and a well-diversified portfolio, he's on track to achieve his goals.
Retirement PlanningInvestingMutual FundsDisciplined ApproachFinancial PlanningReal Estate MumbaiJul 10, 2024
Sharma's investment strategy consists of a 74% allocation to equities and 26% to debt, with a diversified portfolio of 34 mutual funds.
Sharma achieves his high savings rate of 70% by investing 70% of his income in mutual funds through monthly SIPs and keeping a simple and easy-to-track financial life.
Sharma avoids debt and has a loan-free house. He believes that loans are bad for you and has ingrained this idea from a young age.
Sharma plans for his retirement goals by setting aside funds for annual vacations, upgrading their car, and saving for his son's education. He also has a sizeable life insurance cover and health cover.
The key to Sharma's successful retirement planning journey is his disciplined approach to investing, high savings rate, and avoidance of debt and unnecessary spending.
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