Listen to this article Worried about investing a large sum in a volatile market? What if there was a way to reduce your risk while gradually stepping into the equity market? That’s where the Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) comes in. Why rush into the market when you can ease your way in smartly? STP is […]
Mutual fund Sip
Is It Smart To Take Profits Out of Mutual Fund Investments?
Listen to this article Table of Contents 1. Why Do Investors Feel the Urge to Take Profits? 2. Taking Out Profits: Stocks vs. Mutual Funds 3. How Asset Allocation Helps Manage Profits 4. When Should You Actually Sell Mutual Fund Units? A) For Emergencies B) During Retirement (Systematic Withdrawals) C) Upon Achieving Your Financial Goals […]
₹10,000 Monthly SIP vs ₹1,00,000 Monthly SIP: Which Builds More Wealth?
Listen to this article In personal finance, one of the most debated topics is whether it’s better to invest a smaller amount for a longer period or a larger amount for a shorter time. Many assume that investing more money will naturally lead to more wealth. But does it? The truth is, the answer lies […]
SIP Vs STP Vs SWP: How to Use These in Mutual Funds for Maximum Profit
Listen to this article When choosing an investment, most people look for two things: ease of access and the ability to beat inflation. Mutual funds tick both boxes—and that’s one of the main reasons why they’ve become a preferred choice among informed Indian investors. But there’s more to mutual fund investing than just returns. Three […]
Redemption Panic: Could Your Mutual Fund Be the Next Big Collapse?
Listen to this article Indian investors are increasingly embracing mutual funds for long-term wealth creation, thanks to campaigns like “Mutual Funds Sahi Hai.” Yet, a nagging question remains: what happens if everyone pulls their money out of a mutual fund at once? This fear materialized during the Franklin Templeton crisis in 2020. Let’s explore what […]
Why You Should Never Stop Your SIP During Market Corrections
Listen to this article Imagine you’re climbing a mountain, but for hours the trail flattens. You’re not going up, but you’re still moving. That’s a sideways market—the stock market equivalent of a plateau. Most investors feel disappointed or even scared during these times: “My NAV hasn’t gone up for months.” “I’m putting money in every […]







