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A SIP allows investors to contribute a fixed amount regularly, typically monthly.
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Starting a SIP at Rs 100 makes mutual fund investments accessible to a broader audience.
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Investing small amounts regularly can lead to significant growth over time, thanks to the power of compounding.
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With a SIP, your Rs 100 can be invested across various assets, reducing risk. Mutual funds typically invest in stocks
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A SIP encourages financial discipline by requiring regular investments.
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While returns vary based on market conditions, historical data shows that mutual funds can deliver impressive returns over the long term.
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SIPs are flexible. You can increase your investment amount as your financial situation improves.
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