SIP: A Simple Way to Invest Regularly
What if investing became a habit instead of a decision you had to make every month?
A Systematic Investment Plan, commonly known as a SIP, allows investors to invest a predetermined amount at regular intervals into a mutual fund scheme.
Instead of trying to invest a large amount at one time, SIPs can help bring discipline and consistency to the investment process.
The amount, frequency and scheme should be selected based on the investor's circumstances, financial goals, investment horizon and suitability.
How Does a SIP Work?
- Choose an investment amount.
- Select an investment frequency.
- Select a suitable mutual fund scheme after considering your requirements and suitability.
- Your investment is made periodically.
- The number of units purchased varies according to the applicable NAV.
- Over time, regular investing can help create an investment habit.
Why Do Investors Use SIPs?
Discipline — Regular investing can help create consistency.
Convenience — Investments can be automated according to the applicable mandate and frequency.
Long-term approach — SIP can support a disciplined approach towards long-term financial goals.
SIPs do not eliminate market risk or assure returns.
Adeethya Investments · AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor · ARN-366563. Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully before investing.