HOW TO INVEST IN SIP
The scam that wasn't? Groww issues 6-point clarification on failed mutual fund investment
Groww platform safeguards investments, ensures transparency in transactions, and advises customers to verify holdings with CAMS, Kfintech, or MFCentral for comprehensive oversight, debunking misinformation and ensuring financial security.
4 different types of systematic investment plan (SIP) where you can invest
Systematic investment plans (SIPs) are an effective tool for investing in mutual funds for the creation of long-term wealth. SIPs allow investors to put in fixed amounts at predetermined intervals. Here are the different variants: Full: Centre for Investment Education and Learning (CIEL)
Should you book your profits or stay invested as market may conquer new peaks? Nilesh Shah answers
Nilesh Shah from Kotak AMC says Indian investors are optimistic about the market but not irrational. He further emphasizes the importance of creating financial security for every Indian through capital market participation to generate real returns, addressing the low percentage of savings in above inflation return products in Indian markets.
Investment portfolio: Use current rally to get rid of underperformers, increase SIPs by 10% every year to achieve long-term goals faster
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
ET Mutual Fund Explains: Want to know the future value of your monthly investments of Rs 10,000? Use this formula
Mutual fund investors often choose monthly investments or SIPs as a way to regularly invest a small, affordable amount after covering expenses and emergencies.
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How to save Rs 1 crore with a monthly salary of Rs 50,000
Accumulating a Rs 1 crore corpus might seem like a distant dream for someone earning Rs 50,000 a month. However, with discipline and a strategic approach, it is achievable. Experts recommend systematic investment plans (SIPs) in equity mutual funds for wealth creation over the long term. Starting investments early and gradually increasing SIP contributions can significantly accelerate your progress towards becoming a crorepati. ET Wealth Online explains how you can save Rs 1 crore with Rs 50,000 salary.
How to save Rs 1 crore in 10 years, 15 years, 20 years: Check how much you need to invest every month
Path to becoming a crorepati? Owning Rs 1 crore is an investor's dream. Strategic investments, like SIPs in equity funds, can help reach that goal. Regular investing and a long-term view are crucial. Even a Rs 1,000 SIP can grow substantially over time, thanks to compounding. Disciplined investing is key to turning your crorepati dream into reality. Here is how to accumulate Rs 1 core from mutual fund SIPs in 10 years, 15 years, 20 years and 25 years.
How to deploy Rs 2 crore inheritance to meet child education expenses & retirement goals
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Saving for child's education: Market volatility, inflation pose serious risks to investments. Find out how to keep them safe
Market volatility and inflation can pose serious risks to the investments set aside for your child's education. It's important to consider strategies to safeguard these funds against potential financial downturns and rising costs.
Are you a common investor or a smart investor? 5 ways to combat volatility
Market volatility unnerves investors who may panic, leading to hasty decisions and missed opportunities, such as during India's recent election results. Despite a sharp initial drop, equity markets rebounded to all-time highs soon after. Mastering market fluctuations is crucial for long-term financial security.
What does the earnings growth outlook look like for next year? Sahil Kapoor answers
Very few countries have been able to do it and our data tells us that no more than two to three countries have been able to deliver 5% to 6% real returns even for investors who have been the most disciplined.
ETMarkets MF Talk: Plan to invest Rs 10 lakh in Modi 3.0? Keep 40% in mid & smallcap fund & 20% in largecaps
We believe that elections are just another passing event in the long investing journey for an investor. There have been many coalition governments in the past as well, however, we have also seen that an investor who stays invested by remaining focused, disciplined and not getting swayed by his own emotions has benefitted immensely over the long run.
Tweak NPS allocation, increase SIPs by 5% every year to achieve ambitious goals
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
Kotak Mutual Fund introduces Freedom SIP facility
Kotak Mutual Fund introduces Freedom SIP facility for investments under growth option of eligible schemes effective from June 18. Investors can register for a SIP cum SWP for specified duration.
SIP, STP or lumpsum? How to invest as Dalal Street recovers from election shocker
Post-election market recovery raises concerns for mutual fund investors on choosing between lumpsum or SIP/STP investments for better returns. Bankbazaar.com CEO Adhil Shetty advises considering market conditions, risk appetite and financial goals for investment decisions in mutual funds.
ET Mutual Funds Explains: Want to know how many years will your investment take to triple? Use Rule 114
Rule 72 and Rule 114 offer quick calculations to estimate investment growth in mutual funds. Rule 72 predicts the time it takes for investments to double, while Rule 114 determines the time to triple. By dividing the respective number by the rate of return, investors can gauge their investment's growth trajectory.
Best mutual fund SIP portfolios to invest in May 2024
ETMutualFunds's best mutual fund SIP portfolios are meant for three different individual risk profiles: conservative, moderate and aggressive. We have also considered three SIP baskets – between Rs 2,000-5,000, between Rs 5,000-10,000 and above Rs 10,000 – while creating these portfolios. Take a look at our recommended portfolios.
MF Query: Rs 50,000 SIP per month with 10% step up can create nearly Rs 5 crore corpus in 15 years
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‘Hum aake class lenge’: Radhika Gupta tells Shark Tank staff if they don’t start SIP
She advised the staff to start investing in mutual funds and should follow SIP mode of investment. The number of SIP accounts has also increased from 2.73 crore in June 2019 to 8.70 crore in April 2024, according to the monthly data released by AMFI.
Saving up for child's education, retirement? Double the SIP amounts to achieve goals
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
How to save Rs 1 crore with a monthly salary of Rs 25,000
Building a Rs 1 crore corpus with a Rs 25,000 salary requires discipline and time. Experts recommend consistent investment in equity mutual funds via SIPs for long-term wealth creation. Starting early and increasing SIP contributions can accelerate wealth creation significantly if you know the right tools. Further, you must consider factors like risk tolerance and investment tenure as well. ET Wealth Online explains how you can become a crorepati even with a salary of Rs 25,000 per month.
Can't pay mutual fund SIP? Missing SIP installment attract hefty penalty; how to decide when to pause or stop SIP
Mutual fund SIP: What happens when you miss your mutual fund SIP installment due to insufficient balance? Do you have to pay a penalty if you don't have money in your bank account to pay your SIP installment? If you can't afford to continue a SIP, should you pause it or exit — how can you make that decision? ET Wealth Online spoke to several experts to find out how to decide when to pause your SIP and when to stop it.
How to grow your money: 6 investing thumb rules to become wealthier
Financial thumb rules: Here are 6 thumb rules of investing to help you become a successful and wealthy investor.
Want attractive returns from SIP mutual funds? Follow the 5-finger strategy to diversify your portfolio
The systematic investment plans (SIPs) in mutual funds have become one of the most popular investments in the last few years. Thanks to compounding, SIPs can help you grow your money exponentially. At 12% annual return, even a meagre amount of Rs 5,000 every month, will grow to Rs 50 lakh in 20 years. For an attractive return, you must select your mutual fund carefully. Though there is no guarantee, you can still the make most from mutual fund investment with these thumb rules. A critical aspect of investing in equity mutual funds is diversification. How to diversify your mutual fund portfolio? Follow this 5-finger framework. All you need to do is to spread your mutual fund investment bases on five areas:
Saving Rs 1 crore could be easy if you know this trick: How to become a crorepati with an SIP of Rs 5,400 per month
Most of you are familiar with systematic investment plans (SIPs) — disciplined investments in mutual funds. You need to use certain tips and tricks of SIP to achieve your financial target quickly. Here comes top-up SIP or step-up SIP. While traditional SIPs offer a regimented savings plan, step-up SIPs automatically increase your investment amount at set intervals. How to use step-up SIP to accumulate Rs 1 crore starting with an investment of Rs 5,400 a month.
How embracing volatility is the path to wealth creation on Dalal Street
From 1980 to 2023, the Sensex experienced corrections of less than 10% in a year only four times, underscoring the rarity of such events. Intra-year declines of 10-20% are common, with notable corrections of 60% in 2008 and 38% in 2020. Despite these fluctuations, the index yielded positive annual returns three out of four times.
Explainer: Thinking about how much to invest to achieve Rs 1 crore corpus? Here is the guide
Many mutual fund investors are not aware of the amount they need to invest to reach their desired goal or target corpus. If you want to confirm or know the amount you need to invest on a monthly basis to reach your desired corpus, you can use excel to calculate the investment amount.
Hike ELSS investments by 10% every year, defer retirement to reach long-term goals
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
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