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What is a SIP?
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) allows you to invest a fixed amount at regular intervals, usually monthly, into a mutual fund. It can help create investing discipline and build wealth over the long term.
Do I need a large amount to start investing?
No. You can start with an amount that is appropriate for your current financial situation. SIPs can help investors build their portfolios gradually over time.
Can I pause, stop or change my SIP?
Yes. SIPs are flexible, and you can generally pause, stop, or modify the amount or date, subject to the rules of the fund house and the platform used. We recommend speaking with us before making changes so that the decision stays aligned with your goals.
What is the difference between Regular and Direct mutual fund plans?
Direct plans are bought without a distributor and carry a lower expense ratio, while Regular plans are bought through a distributor and include distribution commission in the expense ratio. The right choice depends on whether you want guidance, portfolio reviews and ongoing support, or prefer to manage everything yourself.
Are mutual fund investments risk-free?
No. Mutual funds are market-linked investments and carry investment risk. Returns are not guaranteed. The objective is to select investments and construct an allocation that is appropriate for your goals and risk profile.