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Mutual Fund

A mutual fund is a pool of money. This pool is created when thousands of people like you, your neighbour, your cousin in Bangalore, and your school friend in Delhi all invest money into the same fund.

That money is then managed by a professional fund manager who invests it in stocks, bonds, or commodities, depending on the type of mutual fund. You get units of that fund, just like shares, based on the amount you invest and the day’s NAV (Net Asset Value).

Mutual funds are ideal for people who don’t have the time or knowledge to pick individual stocks but still want to benefit from the market. You don’t control where the money goes, but you benefit from the shared outcome. That’s how a mutual fund works.

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Types of Mutual Funds in India

There are different types of mutual funds to suit different financial goals.

Equity Mutual Funds

These primarily invest in the stock market. They are best for long-term wealth creation and are suitable if you’re okay with short-term ups and downs.

Debt Mutual Funds

These invest in bonds, government securities, and other fixed-income instruments. Lower risk, stable returns. Such MFs are ideal for short-term goals or risk-averse investors.

Hybrid Mutual Funds

These invest in both equity and debt, and thus, you get a balance of growth and stability. Suitable for new investors seeking diversification.

ELSS (Equity Linked Savings Scheme

Tax-saving mutual funds under Section 80C and have a lock-in of 3 years and offer equity-like returns.

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Whether it’s sip mutual funds for a beginner or an experienced investor, these formats offer flexibility and discipline. When people search for the best mutual fund for SIP, they’re usually looking in these categories based on their needs and risk tolerance.

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Benefits of
Mutual Funds

Mutual funds have many benefits for investors, especially if you don’t want to manage your investments daily. Here’s a clear breakdown:

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SIP vs Mutual Fund: Key Differences

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Many people ask, “is SIP and mutual fund same?”

The answer is no.. Here’s the real difference between a mutual fund and an SIP:

Let’s say you just got your bonus: ₹60,000. You can:

Option 1: Invest the full ₹60,000 in a mutual fund today. That’s a lump sum investment.

Option 2: Start a mutual fund SIP of ₹5,000/month in the same fund over 12 months.

Now, let’s assume the stock market fluctuates over the year. With SIP:

In months when the market is down, you get more units.
In months when it’s up, you get fewer units.

This averages out your cost and reduces the risk of investing at the wrong time. That’s why so many Indians prefer SIP mutual fund plans over one-time investments.

Now, which Mutual Fund Is Best for SIP?

There’s no single answer to this. But based on popularity and past performance, you have to do proper research before choosing the MF you wish to invest in!

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Benefits of SIP in Mutual Funds

Budget-Friendly

You can start investing with just ₹500/month. For a college student or first-time earner, this is manageable and non-intimidating.

2. No Need to Time the Market

Even top investors struggle with perfect timing. SIP removes that pressure.

3. Builds Habit

Just like your rent or EMI, SIPs instil a savings habit that compounds over time.

4. Rupee Cost Averaging

This automatically adjusts your buying price over market cycles, smoothing out volatility.

5. Power of Compounding

₹2,000/month invested for 15 years at 12% returns = ₹1

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