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Inspired by real -life events: This is the last week of the month, and you are scrolling through your bank app, thinking that all your money disappeared. You started with a fat salary, paid the fare, ordered one -two times, and then had to buy those impulses from Instagram. And in the same way, you are waiting for the next salary warning.
Now imagine that, without doing a lot, you can actually increase your money. No, this is not a scam. This is what systematic investment plans (SIPs) make for you. When you go about your life, they help you to invest cleverly.
Let’s break the sip, so by the end, you will know how to start and why it will be one of your best financial decisions.
What is a sip and why should you care?
SIP is like a subscription, but instead of Netflix or Spotify, you are taking membership of money creation. An SIP is a disciplined, automated way to invest in mutual funds. Every month (or week, or quarter, your choice), a certain amount is deducted from your bank account and invested in the mutual funds of your choice.
But how are SIPS game-changer for you?
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You can start as ₹ 500 per month.
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You do not have to emphasize the ups and downs of the market. SIPS averages cost over time.
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The longer you are invested, the more your money increases. Thanks for compounding.
How do SIPs work?
Suppose you decide to invest ₹ 2,000 every month in a sip. Whether the market is more or less, your money invests regularly. Over time, this method helps to smooth the effects of ups and downs in the market. This is called the cost average cost of Rs.
But the real kicker? Compounding. That that 2,000 you invest, just don’t sit there; It earns returns, and they earn even more returns over the returns time. Get forward a few years fast, and your small investment snowball in a large corpus.
Let’s keep it in perspective: If you invest to 5,000 every month for 10 years on an average return of 12% per year, you finish with about ₹ 11.6 lakhs. If you invest for 20 years? A ₹ 49.5 lakh!
Choose the right sip
There are tones of mutual funds, but not all are made equally. Here are some factors to consider:
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Are you saving for a dream holiday? A home down payment? Retirement? Your goal determines what kind of fund you should invest.
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If you are cool with some risk taking some risk for high returns, then equity mutual funds are your best condition. If you want stability, date funds are safe (but offer low returns). A mixture of both? Hybrid fund is the way to go.
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While the previous performance does not guarantee future success, it gives an appropriate idea of how the fund has performed in various market conditions.
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Mutual funds charge a small fee (expense ratio) for managing your investment. Less ratio, better returns for you.
Common myths about sip
1. Do I need a lot of money to start investing?
No. You can start with just ₹ 500 per month.
2. SIPs give fixed returns.
Wrong! SIPs invest in mutual funds attached to the market, so returns fluctuate. But over time, the market increases, making the sip a solid long -term condition.
3. I cannot stop a sip after starting.
Untrue. You can stop, stop or modify your SIP anytime. no strings attached.
4. SIPs are only for experts.
If you can manage an Insta account, you can manage a SIP. This is so easy.
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Markets will go up, markets will go down but will panic and stop their sips. The entire point of a sip is to ride these ups and downs. The longer you are invested, the better.
Think of it as a gym membership. If you leave after a month because you don’t see ABS, you lose. But if you remain constantly, then you get the results you want.
