A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a convenient and simple tool for investing in mutual funds, allowing investors to ...

Experts believe that one must invest in lumpsum only when you have a large capital and a good understanding of the market.

If you want to invest in mutual funds, you can do it in two ways. One is SIP and the other is Lumpsum. In SIP, you invest a fixed amount every month. Whereas in Lumpsum, a lump sum amount is invested.

It is hard to believe that investing just Rs 7,000 monthly can generate a huge corpus of Rs 8 crore. It may seem too good to ...

Lump Sum: Highly dependent on market timing. A poorly timed investment during a market peak can lead to lower returns. SIP: Mitigates the risk of market timing through rupee cost averaging, which ...

They enable us to secure the necessary funding to sustain and expand the SIP, ensuring that our instruments are in optimal working condition and that the methods we offer are at the forefront of ...

They enable us to secure the necessary funding to sustain and expand the SIP, ensuring that our instruments are in optimal working condition and that the methods we offer are at the forefront of ...