An Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method of investing a fixed sum, on a regular basis, in a mutual fund scheme. It is similar to regular saving schemes like a recurring deposit. An SIP allows one to buy units on a given date each month, so that one can implement a saving plan for themselves.
Why Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)?
Mutual Fund investments are managed by qualified and experienced professionals who have the expertise of investment techniques, backed by dedicated investment research team
You can purchase scheme units at a lesser cost as most of the Asset Management Companies (AMCs) charge no “entry load” for SIP investments.
Systematic Investment Plan (SIPs) make the volatility in the market work in your favour. Since a fixed amount is invested more units are purchased when a schemes NAV is low and fewer units when the NAV is high. As a result, over a period of time these market fluctuations are generally averaged. Thus the average cost of your investment is often reduced.
Since you invest regularly, it makes you disciplined in your savings, which leads to wealth accumulation.
The SIP reduces the average purchase cost, even in volatile markets with relative ease. When you invest a fixed amount every month, the number of mutual fund units you actually buy depends on their market price. Therefore, with the money you invest each month, you can buy less units when the market moves up and more units when the market moves down.
This means you are averaging out your cost.
Why Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)?
Mutual Fund investments are managed by qualified and experienced professionals who have the expertise of investment techniques, backed by dedicated investment research team
You can purchase scheme units at a lesser cost as most of the Asset Management Companies (AMCs) charge no “entry load” for SIP investments.
Systematic Investment Plan (SIPs) make the volatility in the market work in your favour. Since a fixed amount is invested more units are purchased when a schemes NAV is low and fewer units when the NAV is high. As a result, over a period of time these market fluctuations are generally averaged. Thus the average cost of your investment is often reduced.
Since you invest regularly, it makes you disciplined in your savings, which leads to wealth accumulation.
The SIP reduces the average purchase cost, even in volatile markets with relative ease. When you invest a fixed amount every month, the number of mutual fund units you actually buy depends on their market price. Therefore, with the money you invest each month, you can buy less units when the market moves up and more units when the market moves down.
This means you are averaging out your cost.
