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Investing is personal. Whether you are looking to start your first SIP, planning for a safe retirement, or need a second opinion on your existing portfolio, I am here to help.

At Opes Heritage, I believe in a "Goal-First" approach. We don't just chase returns; we chase your life goals.

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I am available for consultations to discuss your financial roadmap.

  • 📧 Email: [opesheritage@gmail.com]

  • 📱 WhatsApp / Call: [+91 9321152823]

  • 📍 Location: [Mumbai, India]

  • 💼 AMFI Registration (ARN): [317122]

Note: As an AMFI-Registered Mutual Fund Distributor, I adhere to strict ethical guidelines. I do not offer "tips" for trading; I offer structured planning for investing.

How Can I Help You?

Please feel free to reach out for any of the following services:

  1. Portfolio Health Check: Analyze your existing mutual funds for overlap, underperformance, or high risk.

  2. Goal Planning: Structure investments specifically for Retirement or Child Education.

  3. Tax Planning: Understand how to use ELSS and other instruments efficiently.

  4. SIP Automation: Set up a disciplined investment habit.

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  • Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

  • Saturday: By Appointment Only

  • Sunday: Closed

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