Mr. Mukesh Gupta

Financial planning is a process of creating a framework for achieving your own life goals like education, marriage, retirement or vacation. This not only encourages saving and investing but also makes us mentally prepared for all possible shocks and surprises.

Investing in markets used to be one of the riskiest way and as a traditional customer one used to stay away from making any large investment in these funds. But with the emergence of SIP’s things have turned for good and now every year more & more new customers are looking to begin their investment in SIP Mutual Funds. Here with this blog, we are going to give a quick check on the 10 most important points that one should understanding before investing with SIP.

Financial planning is a process of creating a framework for achieving your own life goals like education, marriage, retirement or vacation. This not only encourages saving and investing but also makes us mentally prepared for all possible shocks and surprises.

Whenever we begin to think about SIPs and EMIs, there is an instant parallel that is drawn and one can’t help but start listing the pros and cons of one over the other. EMIs have dominated the market over the last few decades, while SIPs have recently been the most preferred form of investment, more so SIPs are touted to be the SMARTER WAY to INVEST!