SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993
Magnum Multiplier Plus is being managed by Jayesh Shroff since in 2006.This fund has been an average performer. If you have invested in this fund, keep a close watch on where performance is headed. But don't have more than 30% of your total investment in this fund. If you are a new investor you can skip this one for a better performing large cap fund.
Where does SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 invest your money?
SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus is a multi cap fund which invests your money across large, mid and small cap stocks of high growth companies. Magnum Multiplier Plus has 58.94% exposure to giant and large sized companies, 28.43% exposure to medium sized companies and 9.40% exposure in small sized companies. Large cap companies tend to be stable compared to mid cap and small cap companies. Small and mid sized companies have the potential to become large companies and when that happens you are expected to get bumper returns.
How much to invest?
Minimum one time investment is Rs 1000 and minimum SIP is Rs 500 per month. Do not make SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 as part of your core portfolio. Core portfolio is investments that are made for your basic goals and makes up about 70% of your investment portfolio. SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 can be part of your satellite portfolio. Do not make the mistake of investing in too many mutual fund schemes. At any point of time do not have more than two mutual fund schemes in your core portfolio.
How has SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 performed in the past?
If you had invested Rs 1 lakh when the fund was launched in Feb 1993 the value of your investments would be around Rs 6.5 lakhs. If you had invested Rs 1 lakh five years back it would have become Rs 1.29 lakhs. The performance has been not better than other diversified mutual funds. The fund has been giving at around 5.30% every year for those who stayed invested for last 5 years.
Assume you had invested Rs 10,000 every month in SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 through SIP for the past 5 years today you would have around Rs 7.76 lakhs.
Suitable for what?
Creation of wealth
Lifestyle needs
Not suitable for what?
Child's education
Child's marriage
Planning for retirement
Home Purchase
Short term needs
How will SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 perform in the future?
Needless to say no one can predict the future of markets. We have firm belief in the future prospects of the Indian economy. If the Indian economy grows at 9% then the leading companies tend to do well. When the companies do well their stock prices follows their performance. So if you expect the economy to grow at 8% then you can expect top performing mutual funds to give you returns in excess of 14%.
Mutual fund schemes that have exposure to mid sized companies tend to show results when their bet on few companies comes true. We advise you to avoid too much of star gazing and future prediction. Be reminded that equities are one of the asset classes that have the potential to beat inflation. Your aim for core portfolio should be to beat inflation.
When to review the performance?
Once you invest in the fund do not get into the habit of checking the NAV daily or monthly. Review the performance once a year. Too much attention is not good.
What charges apply?
A onetime fee of Rs 100 is charged on investments over Rs 10, 000 made through distributors. If you are a first time investor in mutual funds an additional Rs 50 is charged to cover KYC expenses. This is deducted from your investment and can be skipped if you buy directly from the mutual fund via their website or offices.
If units are sold within a year an exit load of 1% is deducted from your total returns. No exit load applies for units withdrawn post one year. Expense ratio of SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 Fund is 2.02%. This is charged to recover the fund management company’s expenses on securities’ transactions, commissions, registrar fees, etc. Your mutual fund returns will be total returns less expense ratio.
When to exit?
Withdraw when your goals are closer to achievement. Do not remove the money when the markets go up or down. Do not panic. Stick to your goals.
What are the tax implications?
The returns in a mutual fund are absolutely tax free, provided you did not withdraw within 1 year. Magnum Multiplier Plus does not qualify for sec 80C ELSS benefits.
Magnum Multiplier Plus is being managed by Jayesh Shroff since in 2006.This fund has been an average performer. If you have invested in this fund, keep a close watch on where performance is headed. But don't have more than 30% of your total investment in this fund. If you are a new investor you can skip this one for a better performing large cap fund.
Where does SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 invest your money?
SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus is a multi cap fund which invests your money across large, mid and small cap stocks of high growth companies. Magnum Multiplier Plus has 58.94% exposure to giant and large sized companies, 28.43% exposure to medium sized companies and 9.40% exposure in small sized companies. Large cap companies tend to be stable compared to mid cap and small cap companies. Small and mid sized companies have the potential to become large companies and when that happens you are expected to get bumper returns.
How much to invest?
Minimum one time investment is Rs 1000 and minimum SIP is Rs 500 per month. Do not make SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 as part of your core portfolio. Core portfolio is investments that are made for your basic goals and makes up about 70% of your investment portfolio. SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 can be part of your satellite portfolio. Do not make the mistake of investing in too many mutual fund schemes. At any point of time do not have more than two mutual fund schemes in your core portfolio.
How has SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 performed in the past?
If you had invested Rs 1 lakh when the fund was launched in Feb 1993 the value of your investments would be around Rs 6.5 lakhs. If you had invested Rs 1 lakh five years back it would have become Rs 1.29 lakhs. The performance has been not better than other diversified mutual funds. The fund has been giving at around 5.30% every year for those who stayed invested for last 5 years.
Assume you had invested Rs 10,000 every month in SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 through SIP for the past 5 years today you would have around Rs 7.76 lakhs.
Suitable for what?
Creation of wealth
Lifestyle needs
Not suitable for what?
Child's education
Child's marriage
Planning for retirement
Home Purchase
Short term needs
How will SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 perform in the future?
Needless to say no one can predict the future of markets. We have firm belief in the future prospects of the Indian economy. If the Indian economy grows at 9% then the leading companies tend to do well. When the companies do well their stock prices follows their performance. So if you expect the economy to grow at 8% then you can expect top performing mutual funds to give you returns in excess of 14%.
Mutual fund schemes that have exposure to mid sized companies tend to show results when their bet on few companies comes true. We advise you to avoid too much of star gazing and future prediction. Be reminded that equities are one of the asset classes that have the potential to beat inflation. Your aim for core portfolio should be to beat inflation.
When to review the performance?
Once you invest in the fund do not get into the habit of checking the NAV daily or monthly. Review the performance once a year. Too much attention is not good.
What charges apply?
A onetime fee of Rs 100 is charged on investments over Rs 10, 000 made through distributors. If you are a first time investor in mutual funds an additional Rs 50 is charged to cover KYC expenses. This is deducted from your investment and can be skipped if you buy directly from the mutual fund via their website or offices.
If units are sold within a year an exit load of 1% is deducted from your total returns. No exit load applies for units withdrawn post one year. Expense ratio of SBI Magnum Multiplier Plus 1993 Fund is 2.02%. This is charged to recover the fund management company’s expenses on securities’ transactions, commissions, registrar fees, etc. Your mutual fund returns will be total returns less expense ratio.
When to exit?
Withdraw when your goals are closer to achievement. Do not remove the money when the markets go up or down. Do not panic. Stick to your goals.
What are the tax implications?
The returns in a mutual fund are absolutely tax free, provided you did not withdraw within 1 year. Magnum Multiplier Plus does not qualify for sec 80C ELSS benefits.