Need Help With My Finance Portfolio

Why is the Google Finance portfolio feature disabled and where can I get such feature for free elsewhere?

Google is depreciating Google Finance’s portfolio feature as part of their overhaul of the Finance user interface to make Finance easier to use on tablet and mobile devices (using the ‘tab’ UI element from Google’s Material Design heavily).Here’s a picture of the new layout currently in beta testing in some markets. (Original source).As part of this overhaul it is widely believed Google opted not to invest the money in porting across Google Finance Portfolios to the new design due to (relatively) small numbers of users still using the feature.Google has released a statement that suggests they’ll still support a basic ‘watchlist’ for stocks, but for tracking your investment portfolio you will want a full featured portfolio like Sharesight.Sharesight is a full featured stock portfolio tracker, it tracks dividends and corporate actions such as share splits, plus it supports comprehensive tax and performance reports (varies by country).Sharesight is better than Google Finance in many ways, as it calculates your return on an annualised basis. Plus it tracks the impact of brokerage fees, dividends and currency fluctuations — not only on your overall return — but at the individual holding level as well.Sharesight is free for up to 10 holdings, with paid plans starting after that point.Here’s a good post on the 4 key ways Sharesight is better than Google Finance for more information.(Disclaimer, I work at Sharesight, but i think the platform is very good).

What is an ideal personal financial portfolio?

Thanks for ask to answer.Ideally, the personal financial portfolio should enable you to retire with USD1mil after 20 years. To achieve this goal, you should research good investments to add into your portfolio. Personally, I prefer equity investments because it provides the maximum flexibility for investors to create a strong personal financial portfolio. For example, many investors want to invest in property but they don’t know that they can invest in many property investments through Real Estate Investment Trusts. Instead of concentrating up to 70% of your wealth in your first property, why not invest in a REIT that has a diversified portfolio of 50 properties that already collect rent?This major strength of equity investments is a major reason why I favor a heavy allocation to equities. Essentially you will be able to duplicate many expensive investment strategies via equities without needing to pay for expensive commissions (like agent fees for buying property) and with the liquidity to sell any time.Follow me for more answers on equities investing.Check out my Patreon page for Stock Market Guides for US and Singapore.Lau Shi Ern is creating Stock Market Guides | Patreon

What is the best financial portfolio for a 28-year-old female in Mumbai?

You can Still Save Rs. 29000 per month after all expanses as per your figures.One best part is your already started saving and investing, I will provide you some suggestions to invest and spend but you may have to alter according to your needs or anticipated commitments.Below are some of essential things you should do it immediately :Get term insurance coverage for your self ( Minimum of sum assured Rs 1 crore, may cost you somewhere between Rs 12000 to 15000 per annum)Get your parents covered with mediclaim insurance.Save at least 2 months of your salary under emergency corpus ( invest it in Fixed Deposit that can be used during any emergency circumstances)Invest at least small part of your savings in enhancing knowledge in your work place, believe me it will fetch you higher returns than any other.Apart from above essential investments you can diversify your investment according to your risk profile.30% - Debt / FD related investments. (4K to 5K)70% - equity Mutual funds. (15K to 16K)For providing detailed investment portfolio, some more details will be necessary