SIP investing is a smart and simple way to create wealth in the long term, by investing small amounts regularly.
It offers you several benefits, such as disciplined saving, rupee cost averaging, power of compounding, flexibility, and convenience, diversification, and tax benefits.
Introduction Becoming a crorepati (someone with a net worth of at least one crore rupees) is a financial goal many aspire to achieve. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) offer a disciplined and effective way to accumulate wealth over time. In this article, we’ll explore how you can become a crorepati through SIP investment in India. What …
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What are Multi-cap funds? Multi-cap funds are a type of equity fund that invests in companies of all market capitalizations, i.e., large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap. As per SEBI guidelines, any multi-cap fund needs to invest at least 75% of its assets into equity and equity and equity-related investments. Benefits of investing in multi-cap mutual funds: …
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Difference Between Flexi-cap and Multi-cap Mutual Funds Flexi cap funds and multicap funds are two types of mutual funds that are preferred by investors to use un-built diversification in them. While both of them invest in equities, bonds, and other securities, they differ in their investment strategy and the % allocation to the securities they …
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Understand Flexicap Mutual Funds Flexicap mutual funds are a versatile investment option for Indian investors who are looking to build wealth over the long term. They offer the potential for higher returns than other types of equity funds, but they also come with a higher degree of risk. Flexicap mutual funds invest in combination of …
Is Mutual fund risky? Yes, mutual fund can be risky if you chose a risky mutual fund scheme. There are various types of mutual funds – equity, debt, hybrid. The Equity oriented schemes carry higher risk, debt schemes carry lower risk (and provide lower returns) and hybrid schemes try to balance the risk. Within Equity …
