Frequently Asked Questions About SIP
Clear answers to common questions about SIP investing and mutual funds.
SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) allows investors to invest a fixed amount
regularly in mutual funds.
Learn more in our
detailed SIP guide
or try the
SIP Calculator.
SIP is a method of investing. Risk depends on the fund selected.
Equity funds involve market risk, while debt funds are generally safer.
Yes, SIPs are flexible and can be stopped anytime without penalty.
Exit loads may apply if redeemed early.
The SIP date does not significantly impact long-term returns.
Staying invested consistently is far more important.
SIP spreads investments over time and reduces timing risk, while Lumpsum
invests all money at once.
Compare using the
Lumpsum Calculator.