There are almost 7 types of SIPs in mutual funds which would help investors to grow their money with discipline. #TypesSIPmutualfunds #SIPMutualFunds
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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is not a mutual fund scheme but a method of investing a fixed sum on a regular basis (monthly / quarterly), in a mutual fund scheme.
Systematic Investment Plan allows investors to buy units of a particular mutual fund scheme, irrespective of its price at regular intervals.
Investors can plan their savings through a structured regular program via SIP.
Benefits of SIP:
1. Disciplined Investing
2. Productive Spending
3. Power of compounding
4. Low minimum investment
5. Rupee cost averaging
6. Timing the market is not necessary
7. Aligned to financial goals
In conclusion, we would like to say that SIP is not a magical instrument but it can be turned into one with proper homework and planning before investing.
This document summarizes three mutual funds that investors should consider for SIP investments over a 5 year period:
1) ICICI Prudential Exports and Other Services Fund generated returns of 51.3% over 5 years and 23.8% annually, turning a Rs. 1,000 monthly SIP into Rs. 1,09,869.
2) Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund saw returns of 50.2% over 5 years and annual returns of 23.8%, growing a Rs. 1,000 SIP to Rs. 1,15,376.
3) Birla Sun Life MNC Fund's SIP grew to Rs. 1,20,511 over 5 years with returns of 70.6
The document discusses systematic investment planning (SIP) as a simple way to invest in equity and create wealth over the long term. It notes that equity returns have historically beaten inflation, and that starting investments early and allowing time and compounding to work for you can significantly grow wealth. Rather than trying to time the market, the document advocates a disciplined SIP approach through mutual funds. It provides details on how SIPs work, their benefits, and the process for enrolling in one.
This document provides information on Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs). It defines SIPs as a financial planning tool that helps create wealth by investing small sums regularly over time. SIPs allow investors to invest in mutual funds through smaller periodic investments like monthly installments instead of a large one-time investment. SIPs also help reduce risk through rupee cost averaging and benefit from the power of compounding returns. The document recommends SIPs as a means for investors to participate in market growth while diversifying risk.
In this article we would provide some of the Best Balanced Advantage mutual funds to invest in 2020 in India for the medium to long term #Balancedadvantagemutualfunds #Balancedadvantagefunds
The document discusses the Mahindra Manulife Arbitrage Yojana Fund NFO, an open-ended mutual fund scheme focused on generating income through arbitrage opportunities. Key details include an August 12-19 subscription window, investment in equity, debt and REIT/InvIT instruments, and a benchmark of Nifty 50 Arbitrage Index. While arbitrage funds can offer better returns than liquid funds, performance has been impacted lately by market volatility. For short-term parking of surplus funds, this could be considered, but top liquid funds may be preferable overall.
Savings and Investment
01. Savings Bank Account
02. Bank Fixed Deposit
03. Company Deposits
04. Bank Recurring Deposit
05. Post Office Recurring Deposit
06. Post Office Term Deposit
07. Public Provident Fund
08. National Savings Certificate
09. Kisan Vikas Patra
10. Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
11. Senior Citizen Savings Scheme
12. Post Office Monthly Income Scheme
13. RBI Savings Bond
14. Capital Gain Tax Exemption Bond or 54 EC Bonds
15. Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme
16. Inflation Indexed Bonds
17. Mutual Funds
18. Stocks and Equity
19. National Pension System
20. Unit Linked Insurance Plans Protection
21. Health Insurance
22. Life Insurance
23. Annuity
Income Tax
24. Income Tax Planning
25. Tax Planning Strategies
This document provides an overview of mutual funds, including what they are, how they work, advantages, types of mutual funds, how to invest in them, and risks. Some key points:
- A mutual fund pools money from investors and invests it in a portfolio of securities like stocks and bonds. It allows investors to own a diversified basket of assets at a relatively low cost.
- There are different types of mutual funds categorized by asset class (equity, debt, hybrid, gold) and market capitalization (large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap, multi-cap).
- Popular ways to invest include lump sums, systematic investment plans (SIPs), and systematic transfer plans (
Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is not a mutual fund scheme but a method of investing a fixed sum on a regular basis (monthly / quarterly), in a mutual fund scheme.
Systematic Investment Plan allows investors to buy units of a particular mutual fund scheme, irrespective of its price at regular intervals.
Investors can plan their savings through a structured regular program via SIP.
Benefits of SIP:
1. Disciplined Investing
2. Productive Spending
3. Power of compounding
4. Low minimum investment
5. Rupee cost averaging
6. Timing the market is not necessary
7. Aligned to financial goals
In conclusion, we would like to say that SIP is not a magical instrument but it can be turned into one with proper homework and planning before investing.
This document summarizes three mutual funds that investors should consider for SIP investments over a 5 year period:
1) ICICI Prudential Exports and Other Services Fund generated returns of 51.3% over 5 years and 23.8% annually, turning a Rs. 1,000 monthly SIP into Rs. 1,09,869.
2) Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund saw returns of 50.2% over 5 years and annual returns of 23.8%, growing a Rs. 1,000 SIP to Rs. 1,15,376.
3) Birla Sun Life MNC Fund's SIP grew to Rs. 1,20,511 over 5 years with returns of 70.6
The document discusses systematic investment planning (SIP) as a simple way to invest in equity and create wealth over the long term. It notes that equity returns have historically beaten inflation, and that starting investments early and allowing time and compounding to work for you can significantly grow wealth. Rather than trying to time the market, the document advocates a disciplined SIP approach through mutual funds. It provides details on how SIPs work, their benefits, and the process for enrolling in one.
This document provides information on Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs). It defines SIPs as a financial planning tool that helps create wealth by investing small sums regularly over time. SIPs allow investors to invest in mutual funds through smaller periodic investments like monthly installments instead of a large one-time investment. SIPs also help reduce risk through rupee cost averaging and benefit from the power of compounding returns. The document recommends SIPs as a means for investors to participate in market growth while diversifying risk.
In this article we would provide some of the Best Balanced Advantage mutual funds to invest in 2020 in India for the medium to long term #Balancedadvantagemutualfunds #Balancedadvantagefunds
The document discusses the Mahindra Manulife Arbitrage Yojana Fund NFO, an open-ended mutual fund scheme focused on generating income through arbitrage opportunities. Key details include an August 12-19 subscription window, investment in equity, debt and REIT/InvIT instruments, and a benchmark of Nifty 50 Arbitrage Index. While arbitrage funds can offer better returns than liquid funds, performance has been impacted lately by market volatility. For short-term parking of surplus funds, this could be considered, but top liquid funds may be preferable overall.
Savings and Investment
01. Savings Bank Account
02. Bank Fixed Deposit
03. Company Deposits
04. Bank Recurring Deposit
05. Post Office Recurring Deposit
06. Post Office Term Deposit
07. Public Provident Fund
08. National Savings Certificate
09. Kisan Vikas Patra
10. Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
11. Senior Citizen Savings Scheme
12. Post Office Monthly Income Scheme
13. RBI Savings Bond
14. Capital Gain Tax Exemption Bond or 54 EC Bonds
15. Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme
16. Inflation Indexed Bonds
17. Mutual Funds
18. Stocks and Equity
19. National Pension System
20. Unit Linked Insurance Plans Protection
21. Health Insurance
22. Life Insurance
23. Annuity
Income Tax
24. Income Tax Planning
25. Tax Planning Strategies
This document provides an overview of mutual funds, including what they are, how they work, advantages, types of mutual funds, how to invest in them, and risks. Some key points:
- A mutual fund pools money from investors and invests it in a portfolio of securities like stocks and bonds. It allows investors to own a diversified basket of assets at a relatively low cost.
- There are different types of mutual funds categorized by asset class (equity, debt, hybrid, gold) and market capitalization (large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap, multi-cap).
- Popular ways to invest include lump sums, systematic investment plans (SIPs), and systematic transfer plans (
This document discusses the risks associated with investing in debt mutual funds. The two main risks are duration risk and credit risk. Duration risk stems from interest rate fluctuations - when rates rise, bond prices fall and vice versa, affecting the fund's net asset value. Credit risk is the risk of defaults from bond issuers. A downgrade in an issuer's credit rating can lead to a markdown in the fund's holdings and a reduction in net asset value, even if the issuer does not default. Both risks can be mitigated by investing in funds that focus on high-quality debt instruments.
This document discusses the benefits of systematic investment plans (SIPs) for achieving financial goals like retirement, children's education, and family commitments. SIPs allow investors to invest small monthly amounts that benefit from the power of compounding over the long term. Equity investments through SIPs are ideal for meeting long-term goals since equities have historically offered higher returns than other asset classes. Regular investing through SIPs also reduces market timing risk. The document provides examples of the monthly investments needed through SIPs to achieve common financial goals like retirement and children's education to demonstrate how SIPs can help investors achieve their goals.
This document provides guidance on selecting mutual fund schemes. It discusses the importance of defining investment goals, assessing risk appetite and time horizon to determine suitable scheme categories. It then covers factors to consider when selecting fund houses and schemes such as performance track record, consistency, portfolio attributes and risks. The document emphasizes that asset allocation based on goals and risk profile is more important than timing or selecting individual schemes. Overall, the document outlines a process for investors to methodically choose mutual fund schemes that match their objectives and risk tolerance.
This document discusses Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and their benefits over lump sum investing. It notes that SIPs allow investors to invest fixed amounts regularly in mutual funds. Through an example comparing SIP investing to lump sum investing, it shows how SIPs benefit from rupee cost averaging by purchasing more units when prices are low and fewer when they are high. This can lead to higher overall returns. The document advocates for long term SIP investing, noting it helps achieve financial goals while avoiding issues with market timing. It addresses common objections to investing and argues that SIPs provide an easy way to start investing and benefit from compounding returns.
SBI Magnum Multicap Fund: An Open-Ended Equity Mutual Fund Scheme - Nov 17SBI Mutual Fund
SBI Magnum Multicap Fund invests across various market caps and sectors for long-term capital appreciation. This fund invests 50-90% in large cap, 10-40% in midcap and 0-10% in small cap. SBI Magnum Multicap Fund is ideal for investors looking for capital appreciation with a long term investment horizon. Know more about this mutual fund at https://www.sbimf.com/en-us/equity-schemes/sbi-magnum-multicap-fund
This document provides information about systematic investment plans (SIPs) and their benefits for long-term wealth creation and beating inflation. It discusses how SIPs allow regular investing in mutual funds to take advantage of rupee cost averaging and compounding returns. The document recommends choosing an equity mutual fund and investing a fixed amount each month for at least 10-20 years to benefit from SIPs and achieve long-term goals like retirement. It includes illustrations of how even small monthly investments can grow into large sums over time through the power of compounding returns.
Many Investors try to time the markets to achieve high returns. But since many of them doesn't have necessary expertise, they miserably failed in their attempts.
I just would like to highlight them, what difference it would make if they opted for SIP in Equity Mutual Funds for long term instead.
SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series V - A Close-Ended Equity Linked Savings S...SBI Mutual Fund
SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series V aims to generate capital appreciation over a period of ten years by investing predominantly in equity and equity-related instruments of companies along with income tax benefit under 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Key benefits of SBI Long Term Advantage Fund - Series V include Tax Savings, Potential Capital Appreciation and Tax Free Returns. Know more about this mutual fund at https://www.sbimf.com/en-us/sbi-long-term-advantage-fund-series-v
This document describes an offline portfolio management service that aims to build wealth over the long run by investing in a portfolio of selected stocks. The service involves three steps - investors plant by initially investing in the portfolio, the service nurtures the portfolio through research-driven management, and investors eventually harvest their wealth through long-term capital appreciation. Key features include a focus on hidden gem and undervalued stocks, minimal brokerage costs, and updates to subscribers when changes are made to the portfolio.
Bangalore stock exchange session july 2015Raja Sekharan
Presentation in Bangalore Stock exchange on 26th July 2015 on - "Investing under current market conditions".
I share my views on Definition of Rich and how to select Mutual funds and Stocks in Indian markets and when to exit an investment.
Invest Online in Top Systematic Investment plans through RR FINANCE.IN. Online SIP is a method of investment planning of fixed sum. Plan today to be rich tomorrow with our Best SIP investment plans.
Mutual funds presentation for jagoinvesor mumbai group july 24Manish Chauhan
This document provides an overview of mutual funds as an investment vehicle. It discusses key concepts like what a mutual fund is, how they are organized and operated, the advantages and disadvantages of investing in mutual funds. It also covers different types of mutual fund schemes, how to compute net asset value, common investment strategies, myths and facts about mutual funds. The document compares mutual funds to direct equity investments and outlines factors to consider when choosing a fund. It also includes information on the worldwide and Indian mutual fund industries as well as fund performance. The document warns about common mutual fund investment blunders and provides an overview of mutual fund taxation.
Tata Launches Focused Equity Fund - Should You Invest or Avoid?Myinvestmentideas.com
This document summarizes a blog post reviewing the Tata Focused Equity Fund new fund offer (NFO). It provides details on the features of the fund such as it being an open-ended multi-cap equity scheme investing in a maximum of 30 stocks across market capitalizations. It will open for subscription from November 15-29, 2019. The document discusses the fund's investment objective, eligible investors, fund manager, benchmark, asset allocation and performance of comparable multi-cap funds. While the focused approach may provide benefits, the writer suggests investing in established multi-cap funds due to the new fund's uncertain future performance.
This document provides information on various mutual funds offered by SBI Mutual Fund. It describes the investment objectives and strategies of equity funds like Magnum Equity Fund and MFSU Emerging Businesses Fund, debt funds like Dynamic Bond Fund and Magnum Income Fund, hybrid funds like Monthly Income Plan and SBI EDGE Fund, and the gold fund of funds SBI Gold Fund. It also provides performance data for various periods for some of these funds. The document notes that SBI Funds Management is a joint venture between SBI and Amundi.
The document discusses Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and SIP calculators. It defines an SIP as an investment strategy where a fixed amount is automatically invested in a mutual fund on a regular basis. An SIP calculator helps estimate potential returns and maturity amounts based on projected returns. The document outlines different types of SIPs and their features and benefits, including rupee cost averaging and disciplined savings. It also explains how to use an SIP calculator and why SIPs are preferable to lump sum investments due to their ability to reduce risk in volatile markets through rupee cost averaging.
The document provides an introduction to mutual funds, explaining what they are, how they work, and their benefits. It discusses the different types of mutual funds, how NAV is calculated, and why SIP or systematic investment plans are an effective way to invest in mutual funds. The summary is as follows:
(1) A mutual fund is an investment vehicle that pools money from many investors to purchase securities like stocks, bonds, and other assets. Investors buy units of a fund and share in the profits or losses from the traded securities.
(2) Mutual funds offer diversification and professional management of a portfolio for a relatively low cost. They allow small investors to participate in markets and achieve adequate returns through long
The benefits of investing in mutual fundselearnmarkets
This slide talks about how mutual fund works and the benefit of investing in a mutual fund. As a small investor, you may find that it is not possible to buy shares of larger corporations. Mutual funds generally buy and sell securities in large volumes which allow investors to benefit from lower trading costs. The smallest investor can get started on mutual funds because of the minimal investment requirements.
- The document discusses a mutual fund newsletter that introduces new portfolio analysis and goal tracking features on the FundsIndia investment platform.
- The new features allow investors to view the asset allocation of each portfolio, set goals for portfolio values at future dates, and track progress towards goals.
- The newsletter explains that these features are aimed at helping investors develop financial plans and track their progress towards different goals over time.
What is SIP Investment? | Comprehensive Guide to Systematic Investment Planswright research
Discover what SIP investment is and how it can help you grow your wealth. Learn the benefits, working mechanism, and steps to get started with SIP investments today.
This document discusses the risks associated with investing in debt mutual funds. The two main risks are duration risk and credit risk. Duration risk stems from interest rate fluctuations - when rates rise, bond prices fall and vice versa, affecting the fund's net asset value. Credit risk is the risk of defaults from bond issuers. A downgrade in an issuer's credit rating can lead to a markdown in the fund's holdings and a reduction in net asset value, even if the issuer does not default. Both risks can be mitigated by investing in funds that focus on high-quality debt instruments.
This document discusses the benefits of systematic investment plans (SIPs) for achieving financial goals like retirement, children's education, and family commitments. SIPs allow investors to invest small monthly amounts that benefit from the power of compounding over the long term. Equity investments through SIPs are ideal for meeting long-term goals since equities have historically offered higher returns than other asset classes. Regular investing through SIPs also reduces market timing risk. The document provides examples of the monthly investments needed through SIPs to achieve common financial goals like retirement and children's education to demonstrate how SIPs can help investors achieve their goals.
This document provides guidance on selecting mutual fund schemes. It discusses the importance of defining investment goals, assessing risk appetite and time horizon to determine suitable scheme categories. It then covers factors to consider when selecting fund houses and schemes such as performance track record, consistency, portfolio attributes and risks. The document emphasizes that asset allocation based on goals and risk profile is more important than timing or selecting individual schemes. Overall, the document outlines a process for investors to methodically choose mutual fund schemes that match their objectives and risk tolerance.
This document discusses Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and their benefits over lump sum investing. It notes that SIPs allow investors to invest fixed amounts regularly in mutual funds. Through an example comparing SIP investing to lump sum investing, it shows how SIPs benefit from rupee cost averaging by purchasing more units when prices are low and fewer when they are high. This can lead to higher overall returns. The document advocates for long term SIP investing, noting it helps achieve financial goals while avoiding issues with market timing. It addresses common objections to investing and argues that SIPs provide an easy way to start investing and benefit from compounding returns.
SBI Magnum Multicap Fund: An Open-Ended Equity Mutual Fund Scheme - Nov 17SBI Mutual Fund
SBI Magnum Multicap Fund invests across various market caps and sectors for long-term capital appreciation. This fund invests 50-90% in large cap, 10-40% in midcap and 0-10% in small cap. SBI Magnum Multicap Fund is ideal for investors looking for capital appreciation with a long term investment horizon. Know more about this mutual fund at https://www.sbimf.com/en-us/equity-schemes/sbi-magnum-multicap-fund
This document provides information about systematic investment plans (SIPs) and their benefits for long-term wealth creation and beating inflation. It discusses how SIPs allow regular investing in mutual funds to take advantage of rupee cost averaging and compounding returns. The document recommends choosing an equity mutual fund and investing a fixed amount each month for at least 10-20 years to benefit from SIPs and achieve long-term goals like retirement. It includes illustrations of how even small monthly investments can grow into large sums over time through the power of compounding returns.
Many Investors try to time the markets to achieve high returns. But since many of them doesn't have necessary expertise, they miserably failed in their attempts.
I just would like to highlight them, what difference it would make if they opted for SIP in Equity Mutual Funds for long term instead.
SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series V - A Close-Ended Equity Linked Savings S...SBI Mutual Fund
SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series V aims to generate capital appreciation over a period of ten years by investing predominantly in equity and equity-related instruments of companies along with income tax benefit under 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Key benefits of SBI Long Term Advantage Fund - Series V include Tax Savings, Potential Capital Appreciation and Tax Free Returns. Know more about this mutual fund at https://www.sbimf.com/en-us/sbi-long-term-advantage-fund-series-v
This document describes an offline portfolio management service that aims to build wealth over the long run by investing in a portfolio of selected stocks. The service involves three steps - investors plant by initially investing in the portfolio, the service nurtures the portfolio through research-driven management, and investors eventually harvest their wealth through long-term capital appreciation. Key features include a focus on hidden gem and undervalued stocks, minimal brokerage costs, and updates to subscribers when changes are made to the portfolio.
Bangalore stock exchange session july 2015Raja Sekharan
Presentation in Bangalore Stock exchange on 26th July 2015 on - "Investing under current market conditions".
I share my views on Definition of Rich and how to select Mutual funds and Stocks in Indian markets and when to exit an investment.
Invest Online in Top Systematic Investment plans through RR FINANCE.IN. Online SIP is a method of investment planning of fixed sum. Plan today to be rich tomorrow with our Best SIP investment plans.
Mutual funds presentation for jagoinvesor mumbai group july 24Manish Chauhan
This document provides an overview of mutual funds as an investment vehicle. It discusses key concepts like what a mutual fund is, how they are organized and operated, the advantages and disadvantages of investing in mutual funds. It also covers different types of mutual fund schemes, how to compute net asset value, common investment strategies, myths and facts about mutual funds. The document compares mutual funds to direct equity investments and outlines factors to consider when choosing a fund. It also includes information on the worldwide and Indian mutual fund industries as well as fund performance. The document warns about common mutual fund investment blunders and provides an overview of mutual fund taxation.
Tata Launches Focused Equity Fund - Should You Invest or Avoid?Myinvestmentideas.com
This document summarizes a blog post reviewing the Tata Focused Equity Fund new fund offer (NFO). It provides details on the features of the fund such as it being an open-ended multi-cap equity scheme investing in a maximum of 30 stocks across market capitalizations. It will open for subscription from November 15-29, 2019. The document discusses the fund's investment objective, eligible investors, fund manager, benchmark, asset allocation and performance of comparable multi-cap funds. While the focused approach may provide benefits, the writer suggests investing in established multi-cap funds due to the new fund's uncertain future performance.
This document provides information on various mutual funds offered by SBI Mutual Fund. It describes the investment objectives and strategies of equity funds like Magnum Equity Fund and MFSU Emerging Businesses Fund, debt funds like Dynamic Bond Fund and Magnum Income Fund, hybrid funds like Monthly Income Plan and SBI EDGE Fund, and the gold fund of funds SBI Gold Fund. It also provides performance data for various periods for some of these funds. The document notes that SBI Funds Management is a joint venture between SBI and Amundi.
The document discusses Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and SIP calculators. It defines an SIP as an investment strategy where a fixed amount is automatically invested in a mutual fund on a regular basis. An SIP calculator helps estimate potential returns and maturity amounts based on projected returns. The document outlines different types of SIPs and their features and benefits, including rupee cost averaging and disciplined savings. It also explains how to use an SIP calculator and why SIPs are preferable to lump sum investments due to their ability to reduce risk in volatile markets through rupee cost averaging.
The document provides an introduction to mutual funds, explaining what they are, how they work, and their benefits. It discusses the different types of mutual funds, how NAV is calculated, and why SIP or systematic investment plans are an effective way to invest in mutual funds. The summary is as follows:
(1) A mutual fund is an investment vehicle that pools money from many investors to purchase securities like stocks, bonds, and other assets. Investors buy units of a fund and share in the profits or losses from the traded securities.
(2) Mutual funds offer diversification and professional management of a portfolio for a relatively low cost. They allow small investors to participate in markets and achieve adequate returns through long
The benefits of investing in mutual fundselearnmarkets
This slide talks about how mutual fund works and the benefit of investing in a mutual fund. As a small investor, you may find that it is not possible to buy shares of larger corporations. Mutual funds generally buy and sell securities in large volumes which allow investors to benefit from lower trading costs. The smallest investor can get started on mutual funds because of the minimal investment requirements.
- The document discusses a mutual fund newsletter that introduces new portfolio analysis and goal tracking features on the FundsIndia investment platform.
- The new features allow investors to view the asset allocation of each portfolio, set goals for portfolio values at future dates, and track progress towards goals.
- The newsletter explains that these features are aimed at helping investors develop financial plans and track their progress towards different goals over time.
What is SIP Investment? | Comprehensive Guide to Systematic Investment Planswright research
Discover what SIP investment is and how it can help you grow your wealth. Learn the benefits, working mechanism, and steps to get started with SIP investments today.
This document provides an overview of personal finance topics covered across multiple slides. It discusses income, spending, saving, investing and protecting at a high level. It then goes into more depth on disciplined investment, describing it as consistent investment even during market fluctuations. The document outlines investment life cycle stages, explaining how and where to invest at ages 18, 20s and 30s. For 18s, it recommends starting with index funds, paper trading, long term investing and small cases. For 20s, it suggests stock market trading, PPF, insurance and sovereign gold bonds. For 30s, it recommends mutual funds, ULIPs, examining bonds and launching SIPs. The document provides guidance on investing approaches and vehicles suitable for different
This monthly newsletter provides information on investments, market indicators, and an inspiring investment story. It discusses the positive performance of equity markets in October, with the Nifty growing over 6% during the month. It also provides education on mutual funds, explaining what they are, the different types of funds, how to invest through SIP, and how returns are calculated. Market indicators show the performance of different asset classes and fund categories. The inspiring story highlights how one investor doubled his investment in just 6 years by allocating funds to diversified equity mutual funds instead of gold or fixed deposits.
This monthly newsletter from Navkar Financial provides information on investments, market indicators, and an inspiring investment story. It includes sections on investment knowledge discussing staying invested during volatility and different asset classes. The market indicators section shows the performance of equity markets, gold, and debt over the past month. It also provides the one-year returns of different mutual fund categories. The inspiring story describes how a client doubled his investment in equity funds over six years, outperforming the alternative of investing in gold or fixed deposits. The newsletter aims to educate investors about long-term investing for growth.
1) A mutual fund pools the savings of investors and invests it in securities like stocks and bonds. The money is managed by a fund manager on behalf of the investors.
2) There are different types of mutual funds categorized by maturity period and investment objectives, which determine the level of risk. Money market funds have the lowest risk while sectoral or index funds have higher risks.
3) Systematic investment plans (SIPs) allow investors to invest small regular amounts in mutual funds at fixed intervals like monthly or quarterly. This disciplined approach to investing can help achieve financial goals like saving for education or retirement over the long run.
A mutual fund pools money from many investors to purchase stocks, bonds, and other securities. It is managed by a professional fund manager who invests the money on behalf of the investors. A mutual fund provides diversification, affordable investment options, and convenience for investors. It allows individuals to hold a diversified portfolio of securities by investing small amounts of money alongside other investors. The first mutual fund in India was launched in 1964 by the Unit Trust of India (UTI).
The monthly newsletter provides information on investments, market indicators, and an inspiring investment story. It discusses the positive performance of the stock market in October with the Nifty growing over 6%. It also provides education on mutual funds, explaining what they are, the different types of funds, how to invest through SIP, and how returns are calculated. Charts show the past performance of various asset classes like gold, real estate, and equities over long periods. An inspiring story highlights how one investor doubled his investment in just 6 years by investing in equity mutual funds instead of other assets like gold or FDs.
The document is a monthly newsletter from INVRajat Financial Services providing information on investments, market indicators, and an inspiring investment story. It discusses the company's outlook that the next decade will provide wealth creation opportunities in India. It also provides market updates on equity indices and fund categories. Additionally, it shares information on mutual funds including types of funds, returns, and systematic investment plans. It concludes with the story of an investor who doubled his investment in equity funds over six years, outperforming other assets like gold and fixed deposits.
Doubleplus_Finserve_Newsletter_October_2022.pdfBhavesh Shah
This monthly newsletter provides information on investments, market indicators, and an inspiring investment story. It discusses the positive performance of equity markets in October, with the Nifty and Sensex growing over 6%. It then details the benefits of long-term investing in India's growth over the next decade through proper asset allocation. The newsletter highlights types of mutual funds, how returns are generated, and benefits of systematic investment plans. It includes charts on past performance of assets like gold, silver, and equities. Finally, it shares the story of an investor who doubled his investment in just 6 years by choosing equity mutual funds over other assets like gold.
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Systematic Investment Plan' (SIP) is an investment vehicle offered by mutual funds to investors, allowing them to invest small amounts periodically instead of lump sums. The frequency of investment is usually weekly, monthly or quarterly.
A mutual fund is a type of investment vehicle in which numerous investors pool their funds to earn capital gains over time. An investment professional known as a fund manager or portfolio manager oversees this fund corpus
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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Demat account is of paramount importance because the entire financial system of managing, trading, and investing in the stock market in India is now digital. Thus, Demat and trading accounts are the essential thing of the moment for providing users with an effortless experience. The same Demat account can be used for investments in stocks, a Demat account for mutual funds, a Demat account for bonds, and a Demat account for insurance in electronic form. This account helps the investor keep their investments in order and provides an easy way to purchase or sell any product they wish to trade in. A Demat account can be more than an account that holds securities. With the help of digitisation, it can contribute to transparency in the market and provide better regulation.
Mutual Funds Investments
A mutual fund is an investment product where funds from numerous investors are invested and actively managed by an expert fund manager. The fund manager can put this pooled amount to invest in stocks, bonds, gold, or any blend of these.
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7 Types of SIPs in Mutual Funds that helps you to grow money
Types of SIPs in Mutual Funds that helps you to grow
money
SIPs in mutual funds are one of the best investment
options for investors. Mutual Funds SIP is where one can
invest a fixed amount for a pre-defined period. This is
what we know. However, there are various types of
Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) in Mutual Funds in
India, where investors can understand them and benefit
from their features. What is Systematic Investment
Plan in Mutual Funds? What are various types of
Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) in Mutual
Funds?.
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2. If you are already aware, skip this section.
SIP stands for Systematic Investment Plans. As the name suggests, it is a planned and systematic
investment in which the investor invests a predetermined, small sum of money at regular intervals. These
investments are done in mutual funds. These intervals can be weekly, bi-monthly, monthly, quarterly, half-
yearly or annually.
When you initiate a SIP, the amount you pay is allocated towards buying certain units of the mutual funds.
When money is paid in the next interval, another set of mutual fund units for the mutual fund scheme is
purchased and added to the current units. This way, mutual funds are purchased and added to your
portfolio, giving you the benefit of compounding and rupee-cost averaging.
You can watch this video to understand Mutual Funds SIPs.
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7 Types of SIPs in Mutual Funds that helps you to grow money
Owning to investors interest, there are different types of SIPs being floated by AMC companies.
#1 – Regular SIPs
Under traditional SIPs, an investor is required to invest a fixed sum of money at regular intervals. The start
and end date of the SIP are pre-determined and the amount of investment to cannot be changed. The time
interval has to be chosen by the investor at the beginning of SIP and generally, it is daily, weekly, bi-
monthly, monthly or quarterly (in some cases, it may be half-yearly of annually). My advice is not to go for
daily or weekly SIPs. Salaried employees can stick to monthly SIP and business men can invest by-weekly
or monthly SIPs if required as their income fluctuates.
#2 – Trigger SIPs
3. This type of investment is ideal for those investors who have a deep understanding of the capital market.
They set a particular NAV, event, index level or a particular date for starting their SIP. This trigger can have
set instructions as to when and how the action is to be performed on behalf of the investor. For instance-
an investor can set to sell units of mutual funds once the NAV hits a particular high number or to buy
units when NAV goes below a certain low level. Here are a few scenarios
a) NAV appreciation or depreciation trigger based on the specific NAV value (e.g. One is investing in SIPs
and current NAV could be Rs 12 and the trigger facility is that if NAV reaches Rs 20, all ships have to be
sold or switched to another fund)
b) Index level appreciation or depreciation trigger based on specific Index levels (e.g. SENSEX is at 37,000
and if SENSEX reaches 45,000 or 35,000, all funds can be redeemed or switched to another fund)
c) Capital appreciation or depreciation trigger based on capital reaching a certain level (e.g. if the
investment is Rs 1 Lakh and trigger facility could be that if capital is appreciated to Rs 1.5 Lakhs, then
redeem all funds or switch to another fund).
My advice is to use Index level appreciation (if opted) to just ensure that SENSEX/NIFTY is not overheated
and may take some correction.
#3 – Perpetual SIP plan
Under this plan, an investor starts the SIP but his end date is not determined. He begins it with a
predetermined tenure, but can extend it beyond that. In this case, he leaves the column of ‘end date’ blank.
This type of investments gives the freedom to the investor that he can redeem the fund when his financial
goal is achieved. He is not time-bound.
E.g. Mr.Rajesh invests in the perpetual SIP Plan from 1-May-2019 for Rs 1,000 per month without an end
date. As and when he want he can cancel the SIP or cancel and redeem the mutual fund units.
My advice is that one should use this feature so that we don’t need to create them again and again when
you want to invest in such funds. Alternative you can create SIPs in mutual funds on solution based
approach.
#4 – Flexible SIPs
This SIP gives the investor an option of increasing or lowering the SIP amount depending upon their cash-
flow. The investor is given an investment range, which has a minimum amount and maximum amount. The
investor can invest any amount in the range depending upon his financial situation. This type of SIP is
suitable for those who witness high fluctuations in their income level. You can even opt for stopping the SIP
payment for a few months if you are facing cash-crunch or increase the amount of SIP if you have sufficient
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4. funds. Even you can opt to increase SIP value when stock markets are falling. Here is one example on how
one can get benefitted by investing higher amounts in falling markets.
#5 – Top-up SIPs
In this, the investors are given the option of raising their SIP amount at fixed intervals. Such plans offer the
investors an opportunity to invest more in the mutual funds that are performing well. Moreover, the
investors are able to accumulate huge corpus by raising the investment amount at regular intervals.
e.g. SBI Mutual Funds offer top up SIPs with certain conditions. One can do top-up for Rs 500 or multiples
of Rs 500.
#6 – Life insurance with SIP
Such type of SIPs provides free life insurance cover to the investors. Many mutual fund houses like
Reliance, Birla Sun Life, ICICI offer an additional and optional feature of insurance with its all or selected
equity mutual fund schemes. The amount of insurance depends upon the SIP amount and the term of SIP.
The investor has to be very cautious while choosing such plans because there are many conditions
attached to such schemes. Here are some of the Mutual Fund SIPs offered with free insurance
5. a) Birla Mutual Funds Century SIP
b) ICICI Prudential SIP Plus
c) Reliance Mutual Funds SIP Insure
My advice is to keep insurance and investment separate.
You can still check our review about Mutual Funds SIP
with free insurance article where we have provided
several hidden factors in such feature.
#7 – GPrS SIP
AMCs come with unique names to attract mutual fund
investors. Edelweiss Mutual Funds have come up with
GPrS SIP / Goal Progression SIPs where one can invest
based on achieving a goal and specific amount. AMC
would share you with regular updates on where you are
standing and how far you are from achieving your goal.
In my view, this is one of the wonderful feature to track your dream goals.
Conclusion: Understanding the various types of SIPs in mutual funds, would help investors to fully utilize
their features.
Happy investing in SIPs of mutual funds!!!
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