The table shows potential returns in rupees from SIP investments of various amounts over time at an assumed 12% annual return rate. A 5,000 monthly SIP could yield around 31,000 rupees after 10 years and 156,000 rupees after 25 years. The document provides information about SIP and links for KYC procedures and how to file complaints. It notes that mutual funds do not guarantee any returns and investments are subject to market risk.
This document provides information about SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) from UTI Mutual Fund. It explains that SIP allows regular investment of a fixed amount in a mutual fund scheme over time, while SWP allows withdrawing a fixed amount from a mutual fund at regular intervals. Tables show how investment amounts can grow over time with SIPs at different interest rates. Contact information is given for KYC requirements and complaints.
This document discusses how systematic investment plans (SIPs) through mutual funds can help individuals create wealth over the long term. It notes that SIPs of even small amounts like Rs. 1,000 per month, invested regularly over many years, can grow into large sums through the power of compounding. Tables show examples of how different monthly SIP amounts invested over periods of 5 to 35 years can potentially create corpus values in the crores. The document encourages readers to start SIPs even with small amounts each month to build an "ocean of wealth" for important financial goals like children's education, retirement, and more.
SIP Flyer-Plan your financials in smarter wayUTIMF1
SIP allows investors to invest small amounts regularly in a mutual fund scheme over a period of time. Investors can visit the UTI Mutual Fund website to update their KYC details or address. Complaints regarding UTI Mutual Fund can be directed to their customer service email or through SEBI's SCORES portal. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk so all scheme documents should be read carefully before investing.
This document provides information about UTI Mutual Fund's Know Your Customer (KYC) documentary requirements and procedures for updating contact information. It directs readers to UTI's website for more details on KYC requirements and explains how to file complaints. The document also defines Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) as a process for disciplined investing of a fixed amount on a regular basis in a mutual fund scheme over time. It encourages investing in SIPs for equity or balanced funds.
This document discusses how investing in an Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS) can help save taxes while also building a retirement corpus. It shares the story of Suresh, who started an SIP of Rs. 12,500 per month in ELSS at age 25 and was able to accumulate over Rs. 2 crore by age 50. The document also compares the growth and returns of investing Rs. 1.5 lakh annually for 10 years in ELSS versus other tax saving instruments like PPF, NSC and FD, finding that ELSS provided the highest returns. It concludes that making smart long-term investments in ELSS can help save taxes while planning for financial goals, but tax planning should not be left for
The table shows potential returns in rupees from SIP investments of various amounts over time at an assumed 12% annual return rate. A 5,000 monthly SIP could yield around 31,000 rupees after 10 years and 156,000 rupees after 25 years. The document provides information about SIP and links for KYC procedures and how to file complaints. It notes that mutual funds do not guarantee any returns and investments are subject to market risk.
This document provides information about SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) from UTI Mutual Fund. It explains that SIP allows regular investment of a fixed amount in a mutual fund scheme over time, while SWP allows withdrawing a fixed amount from a mutual fund at regular intervals. Tables show how investment amounts can grow over time with SIPs at different interest rates. Contact information is given for KYC requirements and complaints.
This document discusses how systematic investment plans (SIPs) through mutual funds can help individuals create wealth over the long term. It notes that SIPs of even small amounts like Rs. 1,000 per month, invested regularly over many years, can grow into large sums through the power of compounding. Tables show examples of how different monthly SIP amounts invested over periods of 5 to 35 years can potentially create corpus values in the crores. The document encourages readers to start SIPs even with small amounts each month to build an "ocean of wealth" for important financial goals like children's education, retirement, and more.
SIP Flyer-Plan your financials in smarter wayUTIMF1
SIP allows investors to invest small amounts regularly in a mutual fund scheme over a period of time. Investors can visit the UTI Mutual Fund website to update their KYC details or address. Complaints regarding UTI Mutual Fund can be directed to their customer service email or through SEBI's SCORES portal. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk so all scheme documents should be read carefully before investing.
This document provides information about UTI Mutual Fund's Know Your Customer (KYC) documentary requirements and procedures for updating contact information. It directs readers to UTI's website for more details on KYC requirements and explains how to file complaints. The document also defines Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) as a process for disciplined investing of a fixed amount on a regular basis in a mutual fund scheme over time. It encourages investing in SIPs for equity or balanced funds.
This document discusses how investing in an Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS) can help save taxes while also building a retirement corpus. It shares the story of Suresh, who started an SIP of Rs. 12,500 per month in ELSS at age 25 and was able to accumulate over Rs. 2 crore by age 50. The document also compares the growth and returns of investing Rs. 1.5 lakh annually for 10 years in ELSS versus other tax saving instruments like PPF, NSC and FD, finding that ELSS provided the highest returns. It concludes that making smart long-term investments in ELSS can help save taxes while planning for financial goals, but tax planning should not be left for
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