Dhirendra Kumar talks about an asset allocation plan for a retiree with no dependence on his investments for income.
I'm 67, and I have a corpus of around Rs 2 crore. Around 65 per cent of it is invested in equity funds, 20 per cent in fixed deposits, and the remaining in debt mutual funds. Do I need to change the allocation to equity? My expenses are met from pension and rental income.
- PC Garg
This article was originally published on August 12, 2021.
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