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Five Funds to Build a Balanced Retirement Portfolio Now

Shaina Ahuja by Shaina Ahuja
August 28, 2025
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India is seeing a growing interest in mutual funds for retirement. Investors want a mix of growth and safety. Here are five funds that can help build a balanced portfolio.

Why Retirement Funds Are Growing Fast

Mutual funds for retirement have seen big gains in trust and assets. Assets under management (AUM) rose from ₹9,800  crore in June  2020 to ₹31,973  crore in June  2025. That is a 226 percent jump in five years. Regulation and greater transparency helped a lot.

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1. HDFC Retirement Savings Fund – Equity Plan

  • AUM: about ₹6,009-6,611 crore.
  • Five‑year CAGR: around 24.8 %-24.9 %.
  • Three‑year CAGR: roughly 19.5 %-19.5 %.

Good for long-term growth through equity exposure.

2. ICICI Prudential Retirement Fund – Pure Equity Plan

  • AUM: ₹1,050-1,333 crore.
  • Five‑year CAGR: about 24.9 %.
  • Three‑year CAGR: around 20.7 %.

Great for aggressive growth in early retirement years.

3. Nippon India Retirement Fund – Wealth Creation Scheme

  • AUM: approx. ₹3,336 crore.
  • Five‑year CAGR: around 17.6 %.

Moderate growth with a balanced risk‑return.

4. Tata Retirement Savings Fund – Moderate or Progressive Plan

  • AUM: ₹2,108-2,182 crore.
  • Five‑year CAGR: 14.8 %-16.3 % depending on plan.

Useful for investors who want a middle‑path between equity and stability.

5. A Hybrid or Multi-Asset Fund (e.g., HDFC Balanced Advantage or Multi-Asset Funds)

  • HDFC Balanced Advantage Fund (Dynamic) – 5‑year CAGR: ~22.3 %.
  • Quant Multi‑Asset Fund – 5‑year CAGR: ~28 %.

These funds adjust between equity, debt, and others. They stabilize returns and reduce risk.

How to Mix These Funds for Balance

Here’s an easy mix to think about:

  • Early years (e.g., age 30-40):
    Heavy in equity funds like ICICI or HDFC Equity Plans. Add a hybrid fund.
  • Mid years (e.g., age 40-50):
    Add more of Nippon India Wealth Creation and Tata Moderate. Keep a hybrid fund.
  • Near retirement (e.g., 50+):
    Move some money into hybrid funds or even debt to reduce volatility.

Use SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) to spread risk and build steadily.

Simple Take-Away

Fund Type Example Funds Key Features
Equity Growth HDFC Equity, ICICI Equity High returns (20-25% per year)
Moderate Growth Nippon India Wealth, Tata Plans Balanced risk and good upside
Hybrid HDFC Balanced Advantage, Multi-Asset Stability, auto asset mix, steadier returns

Final Tips

  • Start early to benefit from compounding.
  • Use a blend: equity + moderate + hybrid.
  • Review your mix every few years.
  • Consider tax and risk before investing.
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