Aditya Birla Sun Life Retirement Fund - the 50s Plus - Debt PlanDebt₹11.87as of 2026-06-22
Expense0.84%RiskLow
Aditya Birla Sun LifeDebtMutual Fund7 HoldingsLow
AUM
₹27 CrAssets Under Management
Expense Ratio
0.84%Low · Annual fee charged
Top Sector
Other / Non-EquityHighest portfolio allocation

🎯Investment Objective

“The primary investment objective of the Scheme is income generation and capital appreciation for its investors which will be in line with their retirement goals by investing in a mix of equity, equity related instruments along with debt and money market instruments.”

Source: Aditya Birla Sun Life Retirement Fund - the 50s Plus - Debt Plan scheme information document

💡The investment objective is the fund's stated purpose. A fund promising “capital appreciation through equity investments” behaves very differently from one promising “regular income through debt instruments.”

AI Summary

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Strengths0

    Concerns1

    • Expense ratio of 0.84% is notably above the category median of 0.40%

    Rule-based from financial data. Not advice.

    Asset Allocation

    Sector Allocation

    Holdings-Based Style Box

    Value
    Blend
    Growth
    Large
    Mid
    Small

    This fund sits in the Large-Blend quadrant based on its holdings characteristics.

    The fund primarily holds large-cap stocks (top 100 companies by market cap) — typically the most stable equity holdings. The ‘Blend’ position means the portfolio mixes both value and growth stocks — a balanced approach.

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    Key Metrics

    AUM
    ₹27 CrCategory avg: ₹5,000 Cr
    ⚠Smaller fund
    💡 A smaller fund with ₹27 Cr in assets. Smaller funds may face higher impact costs but can be more nimble in small/mid-cap strategies.
    Expense Ratio
    0.84%Category avg: 0.82%
    ⚠Above average
    💡 This fund charges more than most peers. On a ₹10L investment, you pay ~₹200/year more than the average fund.

    Fund DNA

    Fund DNA analysis is not available yet, data enrichment pending.

    Portfolio Holdings7 positions

    💡Reading the Holdings Table

    The Weight column shows how much of the fund's money is in each stock. The 3M Change reveals the fund manager's recent moves, increasing weight (↑ green) means they're buying more, decreasing (↓ red) means they're trimming. Click any stock name to see its detailed financials on Equiscale.

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    #CompanySectorAllocationWeight (%)3M Change
    1Government of India (08/04/2026)Sovereign
    46.0%-
    2Government of India (05/12/2033)Sovereign
    18.4%-
    3Government of India (22/04/2064)Sovereign
    9.2%-
    48.55% HDFC Bank Limited (27/03/2029) **CRISIL AAA
    6.4%-
    50% GOI - 06MAY30 STRIPSSovereign
    6.4%-
    6Net Receivables / (Payables)Other / Non-Equity
    2.9%-
    7Clearing Corporation of India LimitedOther / Non-Equity
    2.9%-

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    Investment Calculator

    Estimate future value based on Aditya Birla Sun Life Retirement Fund - the 50s Plus - Debt Plan's historical returns

    1102030
    Invested
    ₹6.00 L
    Est. Value
    ₹8.25 L
    Wealth
    ₹2.25 L
    1.4× in 5yr
    Growth ProjectionAditya Birla Sun L… vs NIFTY 50

    ⚠️ Important Disclaimer

    This projection uses past returns (12% CAGR) which do NOT guarantee future performance. Actual returns may vary significantly.

    💡 Why SIP works: Investing ₹10,000/month uses rupee cost averaging, buying more units when markets dip. Over 5 years, this smooths out volatility.

    Returns

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    Performance

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    👤Fund Manager

    Fund manager information is not available for this fund.

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