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.

3. 5,000 2.15 4.05 6.44 11.20 23.79 31.20
10,000 4.30 8.11 12.88 22.40 47.59 62.40
25,000 10.76 20.27 32.20 56.00 118.98 156.01
50,000 21.53 40.55 64.40 112.01 237.96 312.02
1,00,000 43.07 81.10 128.80 224.03 475.93 624.07
*Calculated at 12% rate of return.
PN-The above figures are only for illustration purpose for understanding the concept and based on assumed rate of return. No Mutual
fund schemes guarantees any returns. For SIP calculations above, it is assumed that investment is made on 1st day of every month or
subsequent business day. The returns computed by CAGR method.

4. SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is a process for disciplined investment of a certain amount on a pre-decided date in a specific mutual fund scheme, regularly
over a period of time.
To know about the KYC documentary requirements and procedure for change of address, phone number, bank details, etc. please visit
https://www.utimf.com/servicerequest/kyc. Please deal with only registered Mutual funds, details of which can be verified on the SEBI website under
"Intermediaries/market Infrastructure Institutions". All complaints regarding UTI Mutual Fund can be directed towards service@uti.co.in and/or visit
www.scores.gov.in (SEBI SCORES portal). This material is part of Investor Education and awareness initiative of UTI Mutual Fund.
MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO MARKET RISKS, READ ALL SCHEME RELATED DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY.