SIP Investments: 6 common mistakes you must avoid to achieve desired financial goals

While investing through SIPs, you must focus on the long-term objective of reaching your financial goals. However, sudden and frequently recurring mistakes can inhibit your ability to accumulate the desired corpus. 

As market returns fall, many investors cancel their equity SIPs: Report

Account stoppages hit a record high of 1.54 million in the last month of 2022 after hitting an earlier peak in January 2022 even as average ticket size for inflows rises month-on-month.

SIP inflows hit record high in December: Why are investors rushing towards this investment option?

Short-term market volatility appears to have pushed retail investors to adopt a more disciplined way of investing while the long-term outlook of the market remains healthy.

Should you invest via lumpsum instead of SIPs, when market corrections are steep?

Investing via systematic investment plans is a time-tested way to curb the investment risk, but there could be a few occasions when investing via lump sum or STPs (systematic transfer plan) is advisable particularly after there is a steep market correction

AMFI says new SIPs registered in December reach over 23 lakh; 12 key points

<ul><li>In December 2023, SIPs rose to ₹13,573 crore and new SIPs totaled 23,24,070. Mutual Fund Folios hit an all-time high at 14,11,19,590 and Retail MF Folios also reached a record high at 11,29,26,697. Index Funds saw a net inflow of INR 6,736.52 crore in the month of December.</li></ul>

Want to stop or pause SIP? Here's a step-by-step guide to help you

There may be times when you might want to cancel or temporarily stop your SIP. It can be done through online as well as offline methods.

Missed your SIP instalment due to insufficient funds? Here's what happens next

It is not uncommon to miss out on SIP payments to mutual fund investments. In most cases, this happens due to insufficient funds, thus, prompting the bank to levy penalties on its customers.

Did you know missing SIP can cost you; Find out here

Investing via mutual funds is the most common route for making investments, but what if it can cost you ₹750? In this article, we will understand why it happens and how you can save it.

What is Systematic Investment Plan and how to start one in 4 easy steps

<ul><li>Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is an investment strategy that allows investors to invest small amounts of money on a regular basis. It helps to spread the risk across different market cycles and provides access to a wide range of investment options. SIPs are convenient, cost-effective, and require less time and effort to set up and manage. If you are interested in investing for the long-term, SIPs are an ideal option for you.</li></ul>

Tata Equity P/E Fund: An SIP of ₹10,000 in this value fund would have grown to a whopping ₹1.78 crore in 18 years

Tata Equity P/E Fund is a value mutual fund scheme that invests in stocks with huge potential, and has a rolling P/E ratio of less than S&amp;P BSE Sensex. It has allocated 71% in large cap stocks, 18.34% in mid-cap stocks and 10.67% in small cap stocks. A regular investment of ₹10,000 since the launch of the fund in June 2004 has grown to ₹1.78 crore.

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