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  • Is there a very good funding possibility for capital progress and security?

    Q) I’ve financial savings of round ₹40 lakh and plan to speculate it for a five-year interval, throughout which I anticipate periodic withdrawals from this corpus to cowl my bills. My main concern is capital preservation, with a secondary concentrate on capital appreciation that exceeds inflation. What is one of the best funding possibility and is SBI Small Cap Fund a sensible choice for this funding?

    — Name withheld on request

    Considering your requirement for each capital security and capital appreciation, we suggest constructing a diversified portfolio with publicity to each debt and fairness asset courses. We recommend investing in debt merchandise corresponding to company bonds and debt mutual funds for capital preservation. For fairness investments, contemplate fairness mutual funds.

    Corporate bonds supply another funding possibility the place you possibly can put money into high-quality bonds that probably present increased returns than fastened deposits. You can even put money into debt mutual funds in medium time period length that may present good returns over 5 years.

    Regarding fairness mutual funds, we suggest contemplating large-cap index funds along with mid-cap and small-cap funds. mid-cap and small-cap funds is advisable because the funding length exceeds 5 years. The SBI Small Cap Fund is an efficient possibility for publicity to small-cap shares.

    A mortgage sometimes incurs increased prices in comparison with the potential return on funding from one’s financial savings. So, ought to I take a automotive mortgage or simply purchase the automobile from my financial savings?

    — Name withheld on request

    In phrases of the funds for a automotive, we propose that the month-to-month expense of insurance coverage, upkeep and automotive mortgage (if any) shouldn’t exceed 15% of your month-to-month revenue. Additionally, your utilization sample is a major issue to think about. If you regularly use a automotive, you may contemplate buying a extra luxurious mannequin.

    If you propose to purchase a automotive with out taking a mortgage, we propose sustaining a contingency fund equal to roughly six occasions your month-to-month bills.

    It is usually advisable to reduce loans for discretionary bills every time potential.

    I’ve an impressive house mortgage of ₹30 lakh with 15 years remaining on the mortgage tenure. Should I exploit my annual bonus and annual revenue progress to prepay the house mortgage or make extra investments? What can be advisable, contemplating the present rate of interest situation?

    — Name withheld on request

    Having a mortgage can develop into an emotional burden and, contemplating increased rates of interest, there’s positively a case to prepay house loans as shortly as potential.

    Before making any prepayments, we propose guaranteeing that you’ve got a contingency fund of a minimum of six occasions your month-to-month bills.

    Additionally, it’s necessary to guage the chance value of your investments and contemplate the tax advantages of curiosity and principal repayments. If the return in your funding is increased than the curiosity value of the mortgage and the tax advantages related to it, it might be extra helpful to not prepay the mortgage.

    Vijay Kuppa is the chief government officer of InCred Money (previously Orowealth)

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  • Top six small-cap mutual funds for best return in your money

    Before choosing a mutual fund scheme, patrons weigh the advantages and disadvantages. In this textual content, we focus on various the top-performing small-cap mutual fund schemes. 

    What are small-cap mutual funds?

    Small-cap mutual funds primarily make investments their fund corpus in shares of firms that fall beneath the best 250 firms as per the market capitalisation. Their effectivity is impacted by market fluctuations. Small-cap funds are associated to bigger hazard. In a bullish market, small-cap mutual fund schemes can generate substantial returns. However, these funds are severely impacted in a bearish market. According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) tips, small-cap funds ought to allocate a minimal of 65% of their funding corpus to small-cap shares.

    Best small-cap mutual funds for funding

    Dr. Ravi Singh, Vice President and Head of Research, Share India has shared three excessive small-cap mutual funds for best return in your money

    1)Nippon India Small cap with a three-year return of spherical 40.29%.

    2)Quant Small Cap Fund with a three-year return of spherical 60%.

    3) SBI Small Cap Fund with a three-year annualized return of spherical 32.19%.

    Vinit Khandare, CEO and Founder, MyFundBazaar listed three best small-cap mutual funds the place patrons can ponder investing.

    1) SBI Small Cap Fund

    2)ICICI Prudential Small Cap Fund

    3) HDFC Small Cap Fund

    Tax and funding expert Balwant Jain listed one best small-cap mutual funds for the long term.

    1)Nippon India Small cap

    Pankaj Mathpal, MD & CEO at Optima Money Managers listed one best small-cap mutual funds for the easiest return in your money

    1)Axis Small Cap Fund

    Top performing small cap mutual funds: Key points to know1)SBI Small Cap Fund

    This fund has been in existence for higher than 10 years now, and was launched on 1 January 2013. It has given an annualised return of 19.23% as a result of the launch. The excessive constituent shares embrace Nifty 50, Blue Star Ltd.. Triveni Turbine Ltd., Carborundum Universal Ltd.

    2) Nippon India Small Cap Fund

    It has given an annualised return of 19.86 % as a result of the fund’s launch in September 2010. The excessive constituent shares embrace Tube Investments of India, Tri-party Repo, HDFC Bank, KPIT Technologies, and Bank of Baroda.

    3) Quant Small Cap Fund

    This scheme has given a return of 10.70 % since its inception on 29 October 1996. The excessive constituent shares embrace RIL, HDFC Bank, ITC, RBL Bank, PNB, IRF Infra, Bikaji Foods, Jindal Stainless, Usha Martin, and Just Dial.

    It was launched on 29 November 2013. It has given an annualised return of twenty-two.2 % since its’ launch in 2013. The excessive constituent shares embrace Clearing Corporation of India, Narayana Hrudayalaya, CCL Products India and Galaxy Surfactants.

    5) ICICI Prudential Small Cap Fund

    It was launched on 18 October 2007. The scheme has given an annualised return of 11.76% since launch. The excessive constituent shares embrace Cyient Limited, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Ltd, and PVR Inox Ltd.

    6) HDFC Small Cap Fund

    It was launched on 3 April 2008. It has given an annualised return of 15.34% since its inception. The excessive constituent shares embrace Sonata Software Ltd., Bank Of Baroda, Bajaj Electricals Ltd., and Firstsource Solutions Ltd.

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  • Small-cap mutual fund turns ₹10,000 month-to-month SIP to ₹11.39 lakh in 5 years

    Mutual funds: SBI Small Cap Fund common development plan is near its 52-week excessive of 118.1 because it closed on Friday at 114.57. On Friday, NAV worth of SBI Small Cap Fund direct development plan ended at 127.69 mark. The small-cap fairness mutual fund is likely one of the prime performing mutual funds in India. The direct development plan of this fairness fund has given CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 31 per cent in final 3 years whereas it has given a CAGR of 41.50 per cent in final two years.

    SBI Small Cap Fund NAV worth historical past

    During the sell-off triggered after the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020, NAV of SBI Small Cap Fund direct development plan got here down at ₹43.70 on third April 2022. But, after than nadir, it has been rising upside and at this time it’s priced at 127.69, logging round 190 per cent in close to 30 months. In YTD time, this small-cap fairness mutual fund has delivered 8.36 per cent return to its buyers whereas in final one 12 months, it has ascended to the tune of 12.56 per cent. 

    In final 5 years, NAV worth of SBI Small Cap Fund direct development plan has risen from 54.52 to ₹127.69, logging round 135 per cent rise on this interval. Since its inception on 4th January 2013, this small-cap fairness mutual fund has delivered round 900 per cent return to its long run buyers.

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    SBI Small Cap Fund direct development plan has given round 11.50 per cent absolute return in final one 12 months whereas it has given 30 per cent return in final two years, 65 per cent return in final three years whereas in final 5 years, it has given 90 per cent absolute return to its SIP buyers.

    Thus if an investor had began ₹10,000 month-to-month SIP in SBI Small Cap Fund direct development plan, absolutely the worth of 1’s funding would have grown to 1.33 lakh at this time. If the investor had began month-to-month SIP of ₹10,000 two years in the past, absolutely the worth of 1’s funding would have turned to ₹3.12 lakh. Likewise, if an investor had began ₹10,000 month-to-month SIP on this small-cap fairness, one’s funding would have turned to ₹5.93 lakh at this time. 

    Similarly, if an investor had invested ₹10,000 monthly on this mutual fund through month-to-month SIP route, absolutely the worth of 1’s invested cash would have been ₹11.39 lakh at this time.

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  • How ought to I make investments to get ₹50 lakh for my baby’s schooling?

    I’m 37 years previous and would require round ₹50 lakh for my daughter’s schooling after 10 years. My month-to-month wage is ₹70,000. I’m investing in mutual funds by way of systematic funding plans (SIPs). These embody SBI Bluechip Fund ( ₹3,000 per thirty days, and growing it by ₹1,000 yearly), ₹3,000 every in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund, Kotak Equity Opportunities Fund, SBI Small Cap Fund and Axis Mid Cap Fund per thirty days. I’m additionally investing ₹3,000 per thirty days in PPF. I’ve mounted deposits value ₹3 lakh. I can enhance my SIP quantity yearly by 10% in all of the schemes. Apart from this, I make investments ₹15,000 each month in shares too. Please counsel if I ought to make any adjustments to my portfolio.

    —Name withheld on request

     

    Your method of investing almost 50% of your month-to-month revenue for long-term targets is superb. One wants a number of self-discipline to observe this method . 

    At current, you might be investing round ₹30,000 each month in fairness via direct shares and fairness MFs together with ₹3,000 in PPF.  These investments with none annual enhance would be capable of obtain your daughter’s schooling purpose. If we assume a ten% each year return on fairness and seven.5% p.a. on PPF, then the corpus may very well be roughly ₹65 lakh after 10 years. I’d counsel, alongside along with your daughter’s schooling, you  additionally take into account engaged on targets like retirement and wealth creation as you propose to extend the funding by 10% each year. Keep the FD quantity because the contingency fund if required.

     All the MFs you might be investing in are good and you’ll proceed with these in our view. You ought to overview the progress of your direct fairness investments and see when you’ve got adequate time to handle them since you might be investing ₹15,000 per thirty days, an inexpensive proportion of your funding. You can all the time make investments extra via MFs for those who get much less time to repeatedly monitor the inventory market.

    Harshad Chetanwala is co-founder at MyWealthGrowth.com.

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  • How to create a corpus of ₹2 cr in 12 years

    I’m a 43-year promoting guide and need to construct a corpus of ₹2 crore by investments within the subsequent 10-12 years. My present funding includes ₹1.52 lakh in shares and a few funding in mutual funds by the systematic funding plan (SIP) route. 

    My mutual fund portfolio contains SIPs of ₹10,000 in SBI Small Cap Fund and ₹7,500  every in Axis Mid Cap Fund and UTI Nifty Next 50 Index Fund. 

    How a lot ought to I make investments each month to realize my purpose? Also, are there any particular merchandise and plans that I ought to go for over the following 10 years? 

    —Name withheld on request

     

    To attain an funding corpus of ₹2 crore in 12 years, assuming an annual portfolio return of 12%, you would want to avoid wasting and make investments near ₹63,000 monthly throughout this era. You are investing ₹25,000 monthly at current. Hence, you would want to steadily improve your month-to-month funding to get as shut as attainable to your goal quantity. In phrases of funds, you might be at present investing in a large-cap fund (Nifty index fund),  and two small and mid-cap funds. The fund selections are cheap. 

    As you improve the quantity in your month-to-month Systematic funding plan (SIP), you possibly can add a flexi-cap fund reminiscent of Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund to the combo in your portfolio. Such funds enable a fund supervisor to maneuver throughout market segments relying on their evaluation of the place it’s worthwhile to speculate, and the fund advised additionally invests in abroad shares. 

    You don’t want many extra funds in your portfolio other than these and you may add to your present allocation as you retain including funds to your SIP. 

    As you get nearer to your goal date, you’d need to safe your funding by shifting or switching periodically to safer debt funds in order that the chance of your portfolio will get toned down progressively.

    Srikanth Meenakshi is a co-founder at PrimeInvestor.

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  • How you may get a ₹1 crore corpus in 10 years with an SIP

    I’m 40 years previous and wish to obtain monetary freedom in 10 years. For this, I wish to accumulate ₹1 crore corpus by means of a scientific funding plan (SIP) and might make investments ₹30,000 a month. How do I obtain this goal? I wish to go together with index funds.

    — Name withheld on request

     

    To construct a corpus of ₹1 crore in 10 years, you would want to save lots of and make investments near ₹50,000 a month in an aggressive portfolio. Investing ₹30,000 a month would get you to round ₹66 lakh (all calculations assuming a long-term return of 12%).

    One approach wherein you can also make the arithmetic work is to slowly enhance your SIP by means of the years. This method, referred to as Step-up SIP, can work wonders on your portfolio worth and enable you understand your purpose. If you begin with ₹30,000 a month and yearly enhance the month-to-month quantity by ₹5,000, then you may certainly obtain your purpose.

     Regarding the portfolio, you should use a mixture of fairness funds from the Mint20 checklist to attain your purpose. For instance, you may have an equal weighted portfolio of 4 funds – UTI Nifty Index Fund, Canara Robeco Flexi Cap Fund, SBI Small Cap fund, and Edelweiss Balanced Advantage Fund to deal with your investments.

     

    I’m 19 years previous and might make investments ₹1,000- ₹2,000 each month. Can you please counsel one of the best funds for this? 

    — Name withheld on request

     

    It’s excellent that you’re beginning your investing profession at such a younger age. 

    If you might be simply investing ₹1,000 a month, you may go together with an index fund. The benefit is that you don’t incur fund administration threat and your returns shall be proportional if not equivalent to the broad market efficiency. This alternative is healthier additionally as a result of in current previous, large-cap funds have struggled to beat index funds that they maintain as their benchmarks.

    You can select UTI Nifty Index fund (direct plan). If you wish to make investments one other  ₹1,000, you may go together with Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund. This is an aggressive fund that invests in each home and worldwide markets (though there’s a current moratorium on the latter). This fund will allow you to review the fund supervisor’s funding type and the way they attempt to beat the benchmarks. As your funding quantity grows, you may add to those funds. However, preserve the checklist to round 6 funds in complete in an effort to handle them effectively.

    Srikanth Meenakshi is co-founder, PrimeInvestor.

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  • What funds to put money into for a long-term aim akin to baby’s schooling?

     I’m 33 years previous and have a 5-year-old son. I’m planning to take a position Rs. 20,000 each month for the subsequent 18 years. My goal is to build up round Rs. 2 crore for my son’s schooling and a few for household use. How and the place do I make investments?

    Pavan Kishore S

    I counsel, it’s essential to first contemplate whether or not you’re on the lookout for ₹2 crore in right now’s worth or by way of worth in 18 years. To have ₹2 crore price in right now’s worth in 18 years, assuming a median fee of inflation of 6%, you would wish to have ₹5.7 crore by the top of the time period. To attain a aim of ₹5.7 crore, you would wish to avoid wasting and make investments ₹75,000 a month over this era. On the opposite hand, in the event you suppose ₹2 crore in 18 years would suffice, you then would wish to avoid wasting and make investments ₹26,000 per 30 days. So, both manner, you would wish to extend your SIP (systematic funding quantity) quantity to fulfill your monetary aim. The portfolio query is moderately straightforward. Given that you’ve got a really long-term funding body, you possibly can go virtually all fairness in your portfolio and hope for the markets to carry your financial savings up with the expansion of the financial system. Index funds for large-cap allocation and managed funds for flexi and mid-cap allocation will go well with you effective. A four-fund portfolio with equal allocations to UTI Nifty Index Fund, Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund, SBI Small Cap Fund, and ICICI Prudential Balanced Advantage Fund will make a pleasant portfolio in your want. As per SEBI, a flexi-cap fund should make investments at the very least 65% of its internet property in fairness (giant, mid and small caps) and a balanced benefit fund can put money into each fairness and debt that’s manged dynamically.

    Srikanth Meenakshi is co-founder, PrimeInvestor. Send in your queries at [email protected] and get them answered by business specialists.

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  • Top 5 mutual funds fairness schemes primarily based on SIP return in 10 years

    Mutual funds funding are rising amongst oblique inventory market traders because it permits month-to-month, quarterly or half-yearly funding choice by way of Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). So, these traders who haven’t got a lump sum quantity for funding may make investments by way of this SIP route and accumulate staggering quantity in long run.

    We record out high 5 finest performing fairness mutual fund schemes which have delivered stellar return to its SIP traders in final 10 years:

    1] Nippon India Small Cap Fund: This development fund has given higher return than its class common in final 10 years. In final 5 years, this small-cap fund has given 28.25 per cent annual return to its SIP traders whereas its absolute return on this interval stands at greater than 100 per cent. Similarly, in final 10 years, SIP traders have gotten round 25.65 per cent annual return on their cash whereas this mutual fund scheme has given greater than 290 per cent absolute return to its SIP traders in final 10 years.

    In final 10 years, class common return is round 18.50 per cent whereas this small-cap fund has given greater than 25.50 per cent return to its one time lump sum traders.

    2] SBI Small Cap Fund: This common development plan can also be among the many high 5 schemes for SIP traders. In final 5 years, this plan has given round 24.30 per cent annual return to SIP traders whereas absolute return to SIP traders on this interval stands at 82.64 per cent. Similarly, in final 10 years, this plan has delivered barely over 25 per cent annualised return to SIP traders whereas absolute return given by this scheme in final 10 years stand at close to 277.80 per cent.

    3] Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund: This development plan has 99.54 per cent funding in Indian shares out of which 48.87 per cent is in large-cap shares, 24.8 per cent is in mid-cap shares and seven.37 per cent funding in small-cap shares. In final 10 years, this mutual fund scheme has delivered round 23.65 per cent return whereas the class common return on this interval is 16 per cent.

    For SIP traders, this scheme has given 22.85 per cent annual return to its traders in final 10 years whereas its absolute return on this interval stands at 234.50 per cent.

    4] Kotak Small Cap Fund: This fund invests 94.93 per cent in Indian shares out of which it invests 2.02 per cent in large-cap, 11.65 per cent in mid-cap and 68.45 per cent in small-cap shares. This scheme is appropriate for these traders who make investments on this plan for at lest 3-4 12 months time. In final 5 years, this small-cap plan has given 29 per cent annual return to its SIP traders whereas it has delivered 104 per cent absolute return to its SIP traders on this interval. In final 10 years, this small-cap fund has yielded 22.60 per cent annual return for SIP traders whereas it has given 230.50 per cent absolute return to its SIP traders.

    5] Quant Tax Plan: It is an ELSS development plan that invests 90.16 per cent in Indian shares out of which 44.32 per cent is in large-cap shares, 18.03 per cent in mid-cap shares and 18.31 per cent in small-cap shares. In final 10 years, this plan has delivered a lot larger return than the class common of 15.40 per cent.

    This scheme has given round 24.80 per cent annual return to its SIP traders whereas its absolute return on this interval stands at 271.85 per cent.

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  • Mutual funds SIP calculator: How to build up ₹1 crore in 10 years?

    Mutual funds SIP calculator: Ravi Ujjwal is a 40 yr outdated salaried skilled and he’s planning to take a position for the upper research of his 6 yr outdated daughter. As per Ravi’s evaluation, he would wish round ₹1 crore for the upper research of his daughter and he wish to meet this funding objective by beginning an funding in the present day. Ravi shouldn’t be in temper to put money into direct shares as he does not have a lot time to watch his portfolio and fundamentals of the listed firms. And most significantly, he does not have a lump sum for investing as properly.

    Speaking on whether or not this funding objective is viable or not; SEBI registered tax and funding knowledgeable Jitendra Solanki mentioned, “As the investor don’t want to invest in direct stock market and his daughter is 6 year old already. He needs to accumulate ₹1 crore in 10 years as his daughter will become eligible for higher studies at around 16-18 years.” 

    Solanki mentioned that fairness mutual funds in month-to-month SIP mode is essentially the most appropriate funding possibility that the investor can take a look at as he lacks lump sum quantity for one time investing.

    Echoing with Jitendra Solanki’s views; Kartik Jhaveri, Director — Wealth at Transcend Capital mentioned, “Investing in mutual funds SIP for 10 year is expected to yield at least 12 per cent per annum. But, to achieve ₹1 crore target in 10 years, investors are advised to use annual step-up in one’s monthly SIP. It helps an investor to start one’s investment with lowest possible amount. Normally, annual step-up is advised around 10-15 per cent, but to achieve such an ambitious investment goal, I would advise an investor to maintain 20 per cent annual step-up in one’s monthly SIP amount.”

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    So, if Ravi or another investor maintains 20 per cent annual step-up for its 10 yr SIP, then assuming 12 per cent annual return, one must begin month-to-month SIP with ₹21,000, suggests SIP calculator.

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    On mutual fund SIP plans that can provide 15 per cent return in 15 years; Vinit Khandare, CEO & Founder at MyFundBazaar India Private Limited listed out the next SIP plans:

    Small-cap Fund: SBI Small Cap Fund – Regular Growth.

    Mid-cap Fund: Aditya Birla Sun Life Mid Fund – Plan – Growth Regular Plan.

    Large-cap Fund: HDFC Top 100 Fund – Regular Plan – Growth.

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  • Exposure to small-cap funds shouldn’t exceed 20% of complete funding portfolio

    Q. What is a small-cap fund? Should I begin investing in it by way of SIPs? Can you please counsel just a few names?

    Kumar Dev

    Answers by Sanjiv Bajaj, joint chairman and managing director, Bajaj Capital:

    You could begin investing within the small-cap funds by way of systematic funding plan (SIP), supplied you will have working mutual fund SIPs in large-cap and mid-cap fund schemes. Also, word that your complete publicity in small-cap funds shouldn’t be greater than 20% of your complete portfolio.

    There are greater than 7,000 listed firms in our nation. The high 100 are counted as large-cap firms, the following 150 are categorised as mid-cap firms and the remaining are clubbed as small-cap firms. Small-cap funds put money into rigorously chosen firms of your complete record of over 6,000 firms, excluding the highest 250.

    Average returns for small-cap class since inception has been round 18% every year. But please word that previous returns are not any indication of future returns.

    The high three small-cap fund schemes when it comes to dimension of funds being managed are Nippon India Small Cap Fund, HDFC Small Cap Fund, and SBI Small Cap Fund.

    Also, word that the massive dimension of any fund scheme doesn’t essentially imply that it is suggested for funding.

    Q. I’ve invested ₹5 lakh in Floating Rate Saving Bonds. I wish to know whether or not I’m allowed to withdraw the quantity earlier than the seven-year lock in. If sure, what are the foundations?

    Ritesh

    Investment in Floating Rate Saving Bonds is finished for a interval of seven years. However, if you wish to encash your bonds earlier than maturity, the foundations are fairly stringent:

    Note that for the primary 4 years nobody is allowed to take a pre-mature withdrawal.

    In the fifth 12 months of funding, you’ll be able to request for pre-mature withdrawal, supplied you’re 80 and above. Full funding can be refunded with none penalty on the principal quantity.

    Similarly, within the the sixth 12 months, you’ll be allowed to make a pre-mature refund, in case your age is 70 years and above.

    And within the seventh 12 months of funding i.e., after the expiry of 6 years from the unique date of funding, you could take again your cash supplied your age is 60 years or above.

    As already talked about, there is no such thing as a penalty from on the principal quantity in case of pre-mature withdrawal. However, curiosity cost is lowered to 50% for the final six months interval, earlier than the date of withdrawal.

    Also, word that these bonds are non-transferable and will not be traded on any inventory trade.

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