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Which is the best SIP(Systematic Investment Plan) of mutual fund? |
Which is the best SIP(Systematic Investment Plan) of mutual fund? Hi, It's rather difficult to answer your question, would you be more specific has to your goals and objectives regarding investing in mutual funds. I have always heard that if you place a given amount into a mutual fund on a periodic basis, say $100 a month for example that that is an excellent way to do it. When prices are low you buy more. When prices are high you buy less and over the long term the approach yields great rewards provided you pick good mutual funds. It does not have to be monthly. It can be every 6 months or even only once a year but it needs to be regularly. Actually, in my opinion, it also need to be in more than one mutual fund 3 to 5 different funds would be much better because different funds have different results from time to time. invest in balance or derivative fund go for sbi magnam tax saver or hdfc tax schemes |
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