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PlanYourMoney
Subramanian Venkateswaran

Subramanian Venkateswaran

MF Distributor — helping you invest with clarity, not just an app.

Investing in mutual funds is simple. Investing well — with the right funds, the right allocation, and the discipline to stay the course — is where most people need a second opinion.

What I do ?
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I am an AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-171491). I help you select mutual funds that match your investment horizon, risk appetite, and the financial outcomes you are working towards — and I stay involved through regular portfolio reviews.

I am not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser. I do not charge fees for advice. I earn through trail commission paid by fund houses — at no extra cost to you.

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Who this is for ?
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  • Salaried professionals who are already investing but have no clear structure to their portfolio
  • Investors who want a second opinion before making a significant SIP or lump sum decision
  • People who understand the difference between direct and regular plans and want to make an informed choice
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Mutual Fund Transmission

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Goals Mutual Funds Goal Planning Inflation
The Shock and the Start # In January 2025, a woman suddenly lost her husband. Grief aside, she was soon faced with the daunting challenge of claiming her late husband’s mutual fund investments—worth approximately ₹50 lakhs. What followed was a journey filled with administrative hurdles, emotional fatigue, and systemic inefficiencies.

True Cost of Owning a Car

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Goals Mutual Funds Cars Tax
Owning a car in India is often seen as a milestone of financial independence and convenience. But have you ever paused to consider how much of the money you spend on your car actually goes to the government in the form of taxes? Let’s break it down in simple terms and see how taxes significantly inflate the cost of owning a car.

October 2024 - Market Trends in Mutual Funds

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Yearly RoundUp Mutual Funds Smallcap Multicap Largecap Midcap
Despite a market correction and continued foreign outflows, Indian retail investors showed remarkable resilience in October 2024 by committing substantial funds to equity schemes. The total equity inflow reached a historic level of Rs 74,727 crores, marking a period of steadfast retail engagement even as market volatility persisted. With the BSE Sensex index experiencing a dip from its peak of 85,879 to around 78,000, investors have doubled down, seizing the opportunity to buy into the market at lower levels, confident in the market’s long-term potential.