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Of the various modes of Investment available to any investor in India today, a m Systematic Investment Plan or an SIP is one of the most popular. The reason for this is not just the convenience of following a systematic Investment plan but also its profitability over time. Let us look at the different types of SIPs in this article and understand their differences and the benefits of opting for a SIP Investment.
Mutual fund Investments offer the provision of opting for a ‘Systematic Investment Plan’ or SIP to their investors. With this, the investors can make regular Investments in the mutual fund in a systematic manner. This allows the investor to maintain discipline while investing and also earn better returns, depending on the mutual fund that they chose. Let us look at the various types of SIP options to understand the procedure of investing through SIPs in the next section. If you wish to calculate your SIPs in advance, head straight to Metra Trust’s SIP calculator!
There are six major types of SIPs, each of which is explained in detail below:
Top-up SIPs allow you to increase your SIP Investment amount step-by-step to increase your overall Investment corpus.
So, which type of SIP must you choose? The answer would differ for different investors since the risk-taking capacity and Investment goals of every individual are different. However, you must be aware of the various features of each type of SIP to be able to make a better decision. Feel free to revert to this article to understand the various types of SIPs in India.
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