SIP

What is SIP?

SIP or Systematic Investment Planning is considered an ideal way for investing in mutual funds. With SIP, you can invest the amount you want to invest monthly with an auto-debit facility. SIP investment works well in a falling market.
 

Why SIP?

Systematic Investment Planning or SIP is a disciplined approach to the investment that doesn’t time the market:
 

Low initial investment

Convenient mode of investment

Power of compounding

Rupee cost averaging

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SIP planning process

faq's

SIP or Systematic Investment Planning is considered as an ideal way for investing in mutual funds. With SIP, an investor can invest the amount they want to invest monthly with an auto-debit facility. For a person investing in equity funds and looking for a long-term investment, SIP is highly recommended. Not only this, SIP investment works well in a falling market. This is because the investor can accumulate a large number of mutual fund units when the price is low. Lump Sum investment itself means having a huge amount of corpus. This type of investment suits investors who want to invest for the short-term in debt mutual funds.

There are ample benefits you can get investing in mutual funds via SIP: 

  • Power of compounding
  • It’s convenient
  • Rupee Cost Averaging
  • Returns 2x higher than RD & FD
  • Serves as an Emergency Fund 
  • Invest with discipline

Yes, you can stop your SIP if you wish to. Unlike other investment avenues like FD or RD, you can stop SIP anytime you want. You can either choose to redeem your money or stay invested in the fund.

SIP is merely a way to invest in a mutual fund. Every month you invest in a mutual fund via SIP

There is a possibility that your bank will charge you a Direct Debit Failed Fee. To find out the exact amount, contact your bank.