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Here's how monthly SIP can fetch you Rs 50 lakh life cover
SIP Insure is an attractive option to have a life cover, but it cannot be your primary insurance cover
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Here is how you can calculate returns on your SIPs
SIP requires an investor to regularly invest over a lengthy period of time and get the maturity amount upon maturity
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Investing in mutual funds? Nine SIPs myths debunked
The confusion starts when as an investor, you start relating both SIPs and recurring deposits similar, which is not the case at all
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Want to build a bigger corpus? Here's how to go about it
In order to build a corpus, certain factors must be taken into consideration, such as lifestyle costs, risk appetite and medical costs
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Tax-saving MFs: Everything you need to know about ELSS
ELSS has a lock-in period of only 3 years, while other tax-saving instruments come with a minimum lock-in period of 5 years
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Investing in a passive product: ETF or index fund?
Data shows while index funds are very popular in the largecap category, sectoral passive products are mostly launched in ETF form
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Down payment: Here's why you need to consider these factors
Most people spend majority of their savings on the downpayment on their homes. This typically comprises all liquid investments such as MFs and FDs
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Mutual funds: Planning to invest? Know these nine points
Mutual funds allow you to invest small amounts starting Rs 100 – cheaper than a pack of cigarettes
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Retirement corpus: How saving Rs 400 a day can help you
Retirement planning: Experts suggest that SIP contribution in mutual funds is a safe mode of investment. The burden does not become too heavy
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"Market is not factoring Covid-19 third wave risks"
"I would advise investors to continue with their SIPs and when there is a sharp fall, use it to deploy more equity investments," he said
