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News
What is Core Portfolio and Satellite Portfolio?
July 2, 2026 | 18 mins read
A core and satellite portfolio is a way of structuring your investments so that most of your money sits in a stable core, while a smaller part goes into higher growth ‘satellite’ ideas. The goal is to balance steady compounding with the chance to earn extra returns without making the overall portfolio too risky. In a core and satellite portfolio, you split your money into two parts. The core holds long-term, diversified investments that you plan to keep for many years. The satellite holds more focused, higher-risk, higher-return opportunities.
How Much Gold Is Enough for Indian Portfolios?
July 2, 2026 | 18 mins read
Gold continues to act as a hedging instrument in many Indian investors’ portfolios. It does not aim to beat equities over long periods, but it can protect your money when markets and currencies behave unpredictably. Most financial planners in India usually suggest that investors keep a limited, clearly defined share of their portfolio in gold instead of treating it as the main growth engine. A common range many experts mention is around 5%-15% of the total portfolio, depending on your risk profile and life stage. This range usually gives you diversification and downside protection without compromising long-term growth too much.
How ETF Baskets Help You Diversify Your Portfolio
July 2, 2026 | 9 mins read
An ETF basket is a ready-made combination of ETFs that you invest in as a package instead of buying each ETF separately. These baskets could follow a clear idea or theme. It can target growth, stability, income, or diversification.
