SIP

What is the Difference between SIP and Mutual Fund? 

5 minutes

Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) are increasingly becoming the preferred route for investing in mutual funds, as is evident from the consistent SIP inflows. Indian Mutual Funds currently have about 5.93 crore (59.3 million) SIP accounts through which investors regularly invest in Indian Mutual Fund schemes.
Source: Association of Mutual Funds in India – AMFI

SIP or Recurring Deposit? Difference between Recurring Deposit and SIP 

4 minutes

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is an investment option for investors to invest in mutual funds periodically. Once a SIP is registered, the investment amount is automatically deducted from the bank account on the specified date and invested in mutual funds. This allows investors to make consistent investments towards their financial goals. 

Gift your Dad a Mutual Fund SIP 

4 minutes

A Father-child relationship is one of the most beautiful relationships in the world. However, it is often felt that a father may not even express their emotions and feelings with their children yet silently work towards fulfilling all the dreams and aspirations of their child. Traditionally, financial matters often flow from top to bottom, with your Father taking care of your savings, etc., during the early stages of your lives.