Say you've decided to invest ₹10,000 a month through SIP. The next question that comes up almost immediately is: should that be one SIP of ₹10,000, or would it work better as five SIPs of ₹2,000...
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Every time the market falls, two kinds of SIP investors show up. One panics, stops the SIP, and waits for "things to settle down." The other does the opposite: they see the dip, add a little more, and...
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Market corrections can make investors feel uneasy. When portfolio values go down it can cause worry that makes investors think about stopping their investments or waiting for a better time to invest. ...
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Many investors begin a SIP with excitement and expectations. They invest regularly for a year, check their portfolio, and sometimes feel disappointed when the returns look modest or in some cases, eve...
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When it comes to investing, many young investors believe they need a higher income before they can begin. The common assumption is that waiting until they can invest ₹15,000 per month will produce b...
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