What is the best place to park a large sum of money for 3-6 months

Hi folks! I'm planning to get married in over a year from now. I don't want to touch my portfolio for this and hence starting a wedding fund where I'd pause my investment for a year and route the money into this fund. Suggest an instrument class where I should park this money. It'd be roughly 70k/ month. Also would love to know how did you finance your wedding? Any tips?

Folks, this is for my parents. Let’s suppose we have huge amount in FD, and want to divert some portion of that to any place other than FD, from Tax saving perspective, what is the Best avenue? Please note that it is hard earned retirement money, risk appetite will be a moderate. What all are best lump-sum investment ways? Index Funds? Actively managed Mutual Funds? Anything else?

It's been close to a year since I am earning a salary and this is what I do: 1. Invest a little less than 30% straight into MFs. I have three ongoing SIPs- small cap, flexicap and a Large + Midcap fund. (Planning to increase the amount further into these and not start a new sip) 2. Max out 80C by putting the entire limit in PPF, this is on top of what is by default deposited into EPF. 3. A little (inconsistently) into direct stocks as and when I find or get to know about a decent trade opportunity. 4. An LIC ULIP plan that my father made me subscribe to 🙂 (hopefully will end in a couple more years) Tips from experienced folks will be much appreciated.😄

Want to check, how should i invest 10 lakh for 6 months. I need it after 6 months for my home instalment. Appreciate if you can also share related details (like if Fixed deposit, then which specific bank/product)

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I am from Ahmedabad. Till now me and my family was living in a rented house. Now I shifted to Hyderabad with a very good package. Now I am planning to buy a home in Ahmedabad so that my family can live in our own home 🏡. Should I invest 70-80 lakhs? Any suggestions.

I wonder what exactly flat owners do after taking 10 months of deposit around 3 lakhs? Do they put in FD or invest somewhere?

I have lump sum of 3.6 lakhs in my savings account. Pls suggest where to invest it. I am thinking of 50% of lump sum invest in FD and 50% of lump sum in liquid funds.

I have around 3 lakh sitting i. My saving account. MFs are very high right now, don’t feel like investing as I feel it would come down. Where can I park this money?

Hi All, We are planning to buy a builder floor flat(reason : we get more land share than buying an apartment). Budget within 1.5 to 1.8 cr My salary : 44lacs My husband's salary: 64 lacs We both have purchased two houses in our home towns in tier 2 cities. Together we both have a loan of approximately 44 lacs. We are not closing it because of tax benefit and also those loan accounts are OD we are getting approximately 7% interest. Till now we didn't have a plan of buying any property. We just had a plan of doing sip in mutual funds which will give more returns. But now we are feeling like buying one. Because both of us are doing wfh and our daughter started going to school. Parents are also staying with us. Is it a good idea to buy a house or stay in a rented property, have some savings for the next 10 years or so and buy with full cash?