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5 types of SIPs in India and their characteristics 

Systematic Investment Plan revolutionized mutual fund investments in India, offering a disciplined approach to wealth creation.

Different types of SIPs available in India are Regular SIP, Flexible SIP, Top-up SIP, Trigger SIP, and Perpetual SIP.

Regular SIP involves fixed contributions at regular intervals, providing rupee-cost averaging to mitigate market volatility.

Flexible SIP allows investors to vary their contribution amounts as per their financial situation.

Top-up SIP enables investors to increase their SIP contributions at predefined intervals to keep pace with inflation and potential returns.

Trigger SIP allows investors to set conditions for SIP investments, executing installments based on specific market events or conditions.

Perpetual SIP continues indefinitely until the investor submits a request to stop, ideal for long-term investors.

All SIP types promote regular savings and long-term investment in mutual funds.

Consider investment objectives, fund performance, and expense ratios when selecting mutual funds for SIPs.

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5 types of SIPs in India and their characteristics

SIPs, regardless of their type, promote a regular savings habit and help investors stay invested in mutual funds for the long term. In this article, we will delve into the different types of SIPs available in India.

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