Starting a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is one of the most common ways people begin their investment journey. Many investors choose SIP because it allows them to invest small amounts regularly instead of investing a large amount at once. However, before starting a SIP, it is important to take a few essential steps. SIP is simple, but investing without preparation can lead to confusion,...

Starting your first investment is often the hardest step. Many first-time investors want to begin investing through SIPs, but they usually have common doubts: ●    How do I start? ●    Which process should I follow? ●    Is SIP safe? ●    What documents are required? ●    How much should I invest monthly? This is where mutual fund services...

Stopping a SIP during market volatility may feel like a safe move, but it often damages long-term corpus creation. Market corrections are when SIPs work best by buying more units at lower prices. Staying invested during downturns helps investors benefit from recovery and compounding over time. Why do SIPs Exist in the First Place? A systematic investment plan is designed to remove emotions from...