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Rs 13 lakh core wiped out

Read the full interview by newindianexpress, VSRK Capital Director, Swapnil Aggrwal reflects, On Monday the equity market has seen a very sharp fall. It accounted for the vanishing of Rs 13 lakh crore out of the investors' wealth. The Sensex fell 1,049 points (1.36%) to end at 76,330, while the Nifty shed 345 points (1.47%) to close at 23,086. The mid-cap and small-cap indices had a bloodbath of over 4%, with all sectoral indices closing the day in red.

Rupee sinks to record low of 86.62 against $

Read the full interview by tribuneindia, VSRK Capital Director, Swapnil Aggrwal reflects, The rupee hit a record low of 86.62 against the dollar on Monday, marking its largest single-day drop in nearly two years. The decline was influenced by various global factors, including stronger US job data boosting bond yields and the dollar index surpassing 110, leading to heightened dollar demand.

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Top Sectors for 2025

Read the full interview by moneycontrol, VSRK Capital Director, Swapnil Aggrwal reflects, A flexicap fund in diversified form makes a wiser decision to adjust to market changes. While last year’s best-performing sectors hardly repeat the magic, healthcare, infra, and PSU bank sectors are next on the cards and will show performance in 2025 because they are reasonably valued. Defence looks solid but may be overvalued, hence will need investments carefully.

US Fed to unveil first interest rate decision for 2025 today

Read the full interview by The mint VSRK Capital Director, Swapnil Aggrwal reflects, US Fed's First Rate Decision of 2025: Will Trump’s Push for Cuts Influence Policy? Although there is a consensus that policy makers will remain self-restrained, there are Donald Trump's comments on reducing the rate increases which have applied political pressure on the Fed recently.

Trump Tariff Fears Drop Top 100 Stocks to ‘Affordable’ Level

Swapnil Aggarwal, Director, VSRK Capital, said large-caps usually provide superior protection on the downside in turbulent times. However, he said investors. with higher risk tolerance. and long-term focus may consider owning a chunk of high quality small-caps with solid fundamentals.

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Multiple PANs can attract Rs 10,000 fine. Here's how to avoid

Swapnil Aggarwal, Director of VSRK Capital, warns that holding multiple PAN cards is illegal and can lead to a ₹10,000 penalty. Often caused by application errors or reapplications, multiple PANs complicate tax filings, delay refunds, and raise scrutiny from banks. To avoid penalties, individuals should surrender duplicate PANs by submitting Form 49A online or at a PAN service center. The Income Tax Department then issues an acknowledgment, ensuring compliance.

SIP and SWP are not the same. Here's how they differ

Read the full interview by The @indiatoday VSRK Capital Director, @Swapnil Aggrwal reflects, SIP and SWP are not the same. SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) may sound similar but serve different purposes. SIP helps investors grow wealth by investing regularly in mutual funds, whereas SWP allows periodic withdrawals, making it ideal for those needing steady income. SIPs are best for long-term financial goals, leveraging rupee cost averaging to manage market risks, while SWPs provide financial stability, especially post-retirement.

Why ELSS Can Beat PPF And NSC For Retirement Planning?

Read the full interview on The GoodReturns: VSRK Capital Director Swapnil Aggarwal highlights that Equity-Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) offer higher returns (12-15%) and a shorter lock-in period (3 years) compared to the Public Provident Fund (PPF) and National Savings Certificate (NSC), which provide fixed returns (7-8%) with longer commitments of 15 and 5 years, respectively.

My SIP is down 20-30%, plus NFOs. Should I exit?

Read the full interview by The businesstoday VSRK Capital Director, Swapnil Aggrwal reflects, Should You Hold or Exit Amid Market Crash Market corrections are a part of investing, and while a 20-30% dip in your SIP portfolio may seem concerning, it also presents an opportunity for rupee-cost averaging. Lower prices mean you accumulate more units, which can benefit you when the market recovers. Short-term predictions are uncertain, but historically, markets tend to bounce back after sharp declines. NFOs can be more volatile due to their lack of a track record, but if they align with your long-term goals, holding on rather than exiting at a loss could be a wiser choice. Stay patient and focused on your financial objectives.

Evaluating Investments Before Year-End

Read the full interview in The CEO Magazine, where VSRK Capital Director Swapnil Aggarwal discusses key strategies for financial success. As the fiscal year ends, conducting a thorough review of financial assets is essential for tax optimization and strategic realignment. Evaluating portfolio performance, refining asset allocation, and assessing individual investments help maximize returns and mitigate risks. Implementing tax-efficient strategies, exploring reinvestment opportunities, and aligning investments with evolving financial goals ensure long-term growth. Consulting financial experts further enhances portfolio optimization, setting the stage for a prosperous year ahead.

ULIPs, mutual funds or stocks: What's the best?

Read the full interview by The indiatoday VSRK Capital Director, Swapnil_Aggrwal reflects, ULIPs vs Mutual Funds vs Stocks: Which One Truly Builds Wealth Long-Term? When it comes to long-term wealth creation, ULIPs, mutual funds, and stocks each serve a different purpose. ULIPs combine insurance with investment but come with higher charges and limited flexibility. Stocks can offer high returns but require market knowledge and carry higher risk.

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In the Spotlight: VSRK Capital

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