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I choose for a 30-year SIP?
Whether you can run a SIP for 30 years or more, how perpetual SIPs work and whether they can be closed early.
Planning your retirement
Why retirement planning matters, and how mutual funds and SIPs can be used to build a retirement corpus.
How to Research the Best Mutual Funds to Invest In
How to research mutual funds: know why you are investing, your risk appetite and time frame, then assess performance, strategy and costs.
What Is SIP and What Are Its Benefits
What a systematic investment plan (SIP) is and the advantages of investing in mutual funds through one.
5 Tips to Help You Become a Successful Mutual Fund Investor
Five tips for mutual fund investors: match schemes to goals, stay involved, diversify, review regularly and explore different opportunities.
4 Myths about SIP
Four common myths about SIPs: that a SIP is a product, works only for equity, cannot be changed, or suits only small investors.
Five Unbelievable Facts About Mutual Funds
Five facts about mutual funds, covering who they suit, small starting amounts, tax-saving schemes, compounding and dividend options.
Can an SIP investment beat a lump sum investment
Two scenarios comparing SIP and lump-sum investing in a mutual fund, and how market movements affect which comes out ahead.
Understand Mutual Funds Before You Regret It
What a mutual fund is, the main types, and how to begin investing in mutual funds.
Is 40 Too Late to start for Savings in SIPs
Why starting SIPs in your 40s can still help with goals such as children’s education, a home loan and building a retirement corpus.
Start SIPs in your early 20s
Reasons to start SIPs in your early 20s: compounding, the ability to take risks, tax saving, long-term goals and preparing for setbacks.
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