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This document outlines 7 types of systematic investment plans (SIPs) available in mutual funds: 1. Regular SIP allows investors to make fixed monthly investments. 2. Top-up SIP allows increasing contributions over time. 3. Flexible SIP gives investors control over investment amounts within limits. 4. Perpetual SIP continues indefinitely until the investor stops it. 5. Trigger SIP links investments to market triggers chosen by experienced investors. 6. SIP with insurance provides a life insurance benefit for long-term equity fund SIPs. 7. Multi SIP starts SIPs across multiple fund schemes with a single form.
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2) Mutual funds offer advantages like affordability, diversification, choice of funds, professional management, tax benefits, regulations, liquidity, flexibility, transparency, and low costs.
3) Mutual funds are classified into equity funds, which invest in stocks, and debt/income funds, which invest in bonds and other debt instruments. Equity funds carry higher risk but also higher potential returns than debt funds.
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The document discusses different types of mutual funds categorized by structure, market capitalization, and investment objective. It describes open-ended and closed-ended funds, as well as large cap, mid cap, and small cap funds. Funds are also classified based on whether they focus on growth, hybrid, or debt investments. The key benefits of mutual funds include professional management, diversification, convenience, return potential, low costs, liquidity, transparency, flexibility, affordability, and a wide choice of schemes. SIP and STP are also summarized as systematic investment and transfer plans that allow regular investing in mutual funds to build wealth over the long term.
Mutual funds
Mutual funds provide a way for investors to achieve diversification and professional management of their investments. They pool money from individual investors and invest it in a variety of securities like stocks, bonds and money market instruments. This allows even small investors to hold a diversified portfolio. Mutual funds offer various advantages like liquidity, convenience and transparency. However, they also charge fees and expenses and do not allow as much control over investments as direct investing. There are different types of mutual funds categorized by whether they invest in stocks, bonds or money market instruments as well as by their investment objectives like growth, income or capital preservation.
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- SIP allows regular small investments in equity mutual funds which benefit from rupee cost averaging and compounding over the long run.
- Equity returns have outperformed inflation, bank FDs, and gold over the past 15 years, making equity an important part of investment portfolios.
- To start an SIP, investors fill application forms, provide bank details for auto-debit, and choose a monthly or quarterly investment amount of minimum Rs. 500/1,000 respectively. Longer SIP periods of 5+ years further reduce risk while compounding enhances returns.
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- 3. Types of SIPs In Mutual fund 1 Regular SIP A regular SIP is the simplest type of investment plan. Under this SIP, the investor invests a fixed amount at regular intervals. The SIP frequency can be monthly, bi- monthly, quarterly or half-yearly. Furthermore, there are daily and weekly SIPs as well.
- 4. Top-up SIP or step-up SIP allows investors to increase their SIP amount periodically. Many asset management companies have a provision to step up SIPs. Choosing a step-up SIP adds more flexibility to the recurring contributions and helps investors in parking bigger amounts. In other words, when an investor’s income increases, they can simultaneously increase their SIP contributions to save higher amounts. This will help them create their investment corpus faster because of the power of compounding. 2 Top – Up SIP SIP : 10,000/- Top Up 2000/- Rs. After 12 Month – From 13th month SIP amount is 12000
- 5. As the name suggests, a flexible SIP gives its investors the opportunity to alter their investment amount. Flexi SIP or Flex SIP. One can intimate the fund house with the changes in the SIP amount or contributions. However, the intimation has to be given at least a week before the deduction date of the SIP instalment. Investors can adjust their SIP amount based on their financial conditions or market conditions. For market conditions, there is a pre-decided formula that allows investors to invest more when the markets are falling and reduce the SIP amount when the markets are high. 3 Flexible SIP
- 6. While filling the SIP application form, the investor has to select the tenure of the SIP. If no tenure is specified, then the SIP becomes a perpetual SIP. In other words, the SIP will continue for a duration until the investor provides instructions to the fund house or the manager to stop the investments. Also, in case an investor doesn’t wish to limit their contributions with a maturity tenure, they can voluntarily choose the perpetual SIP option in the application form. This gives the investor an opportunity to stay invested for longer durations and observe the market. And, in the future, they can decide to redeem at any time. 4 Perpetual SIP
- 7. Trigger SIP is suitable only to those investors who are well aware of the market dynamics and are sure of its movements. it is very important to know when to take the buy and sell positions. Under this type of SIP, investors can set their SIP start date or redeem or switch their SIP once the selected event occurs. The trigger can be set to any event. For example, a favorable market event, or an index level or NAV of the fund or capital appreciation or depreciation. Note that the trigger SIP is recommended only for experienced investors as it incites speculations. It is essential to have sound knowledge and experience to set appropriate triggers effectively. 5 Trigger SIP
- 8. A few asset management companies offer insurance cover if an investor opts for long-duration investments. The initial cover for the insurance is usually ten times the first SIP amount, and it gradually increases with time. Also, this feature is available only for equity mutual funds. It is important to note that term insurance is just an add on feature and doesn’t have any impact on the performance of the fund. 6 SIP with Insurance
- 9. A multi-SIP allows investors to start investing in multiple schemes of a fund house through a single instrument. This helps investors in diversifying their investment portfolio. Furthermore, it also reduces the number of paperwork. Investors can give a single form and payment instruction to start their SIP plans. 7 Multi SIP