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Systematic Investment Plan- The Game of Compounding

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“ Brick by Brick… a castle is built, likewise SIP by SIP…  wealth is built ”. One may find the above quote bit blunt but its true. The hidden mantra for this wealth creation is Compound Interest . Compound Interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it earns it…he who doesn’t pays it. So the skill is Investing, but its secret is Time, that’s how Compounding works…. Investment in SIP promotes saving as it is focused on the philosophy of “Save First, Spend Next”. Due to rising inflation and personal expenditure one should strictly spend what is left after saving and not save what is left after spending . Lets have a look on what is SIP? SIP is a facility offered by mutual funds to the investors to invest in a disciplined manner. The plan refers to making equal investment at regular interval of time in a particular asset. The regular interval can be quarterly, monthly, weekly or evenly daily. One can even start investing in SIP with as low as Rs. 500/- per month. ...
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SIP, STP and SWP- The Unsung Trio of Financial Planning

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  Financial Freedom is a dream any individual sees for himself. All of them wants to achieve this dream, but they fail to plan. Due to lack of knowledge and fear of downward risk, they fail to plan. This fear of failure makes them stick to investment in traditional fixed deposit and recurring deposit only. “Planning is bringing the future into the present, so that you can do something about it now”- Alan Lakein .   Investors should come out of their comfort zone and explore new investment opportunities. One such opportunity is investment in mutual funds. Basically Mutual Funds are managed by experienced fund managers who raise the funds from retail investors and invest in pool of assets which includes investment in equity shares, corporate bonds, company debentures, deposits commercial papers etc. This allocation of asset differs from scheme to scheme which can fit everyones risk appetite. Due to plethora of investment options ranging from debt funds to equity funds, mut...
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WHY ONE SHOULD INVEST IN MUTUAL FUNDS

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It is a known fact that Indians have vested their trust in Fixed Deposits as it is considered safe as capital invested doesn’t fluctuate and the maturity value is predetermined due to fixed rate of interest during the time of investment. These fixed deposit provides rate of interest just over the prevailing rate of inflation. More-over if the interest earned from these fixed deposit is withdrawn for consumption, the capital invested will gradually lose its purchasing power, although the principal amount will remain intact. The other investment options which Indians also rely the most is investment in Public Provident Fund (‘PPF’) and Post Office Deposits. Undoubtedly these investments are safe but it has failed to beat inflation and provide the real returns. The specified lock-in-period of fixed deposits, PPF and Post Office Deposits is also a matter of concern during liquidity crises. The below table depicts the rate of interest over period of years from Fixed Return Investment option...
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