Disciplined investing through SIP has emerged as an ideal strategy for millions of investors in our country.

Mutual funds have emerged as an effective investment vehicle for investors with different risk profiles, time horizons and investment goals.

It's a proven fact that a goal-based investment process is the key to achieving investment success for investors.

Investors often face the dilemma of whether to allow the portfolio to ride on or not, especially when the market is in a bull phase. In times like these, the key is to keep your focus on the original mix of equity and debt and be prepared to rebalance the portfolio, if required.
 

Mutual funds provide several options that allow you to generate tax-efficient regular income and make your money grow at a healthy rate. A systematic withdrawal plan (SWP) can be a smart strategy to achieve both these objectives.

If you intend to invest for the long term, you would generally have the capacity to invest in equity and equity-related funds as you can wait out the inevitable ups and downs of the markets. 

With an increasing number of investors starting their investment process with a financial plan in place, most of them have a clear map for the road ahead and the improved ability to achieve their investment goals.

With an increasing number of investors starting their investment process with a financial plan in place, most of them have a clear map for the road ahead and the improved ability to achieve their investment goals.

If you are looking to start investing in mutual funds, the current market level shouldn’t be a deterrent. Equity markets tend to go up and down, but in the long run, they help you earn better returns than other asset classes provided you stay disciplined and invest with a clearly defined time horizon.

The systematic investment plan (SIP) has emerged as the most preferred way for retail investors in India to park their funds in equity and equity-oriented funds.

Most investors focus on what they need to do to achieve their investment goals, improve portfolio returns and maintain a balance between risk and reward.