How much should you invest in US equities? Expert warns against going overboard | Here's ideal allocation strategy

Last Update Date: 05-10-2026

Published by Mint

Abhishek Kumar's role: Quoted

Abhishek Kumar, in a LinkedIn post cited by Mint, called the push to move large parts of SIPs to US funds manufactured panic. He said 5 to 15 per cent in international equity is reasonable and that rupee goals call for a rupee core.

The article asks how much of a portfolio should go to US equities after their strong long-term run. Drawing on a LinkedIn post, it covers the 20 per cent TCS on large overseas remittances, slab-rate tax on most international funds since April 2023, US estate tax risk and matching assets to rupee goals.

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How much should you invest in US equities? Expert warns against going overboard | Here's ideal allocation strategy

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