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You must have heard a lot about investing in mutual funds. But before jumping on this trend you need to assess a mutual fund scheme according to your goals, investment horizon, risk profile, liquidity needs and many other factors to find a suitable match. 

Debt mutual funds primarily invest in fixed income securities, which include money market instruments like commercial papers, corporate bonds, treasury bills, government bonds and other instruments.

Since market fluctuations cannot be forecasted or controlled, having the right approach to invest in mutual funds can help you conquer the highs and lows of the stock market. Welcome to Systematic Investment Plans (SIP). Read here why mutual fund SIPs are ideal routes to grow your money.

Ardent financial market investors are always looking out for interesting financial instruments to grow their money.

In India, Mutual Funds continue to remain one of the most popular investment choices amongst investors. When you consider investing in a Mutual Fund, many assume it is imperative to know the Net Asset Value (NAV) of the fund, as it could impact your returns.

When it comes to investing, sometimes we unnecessarily complicate it with overthinking – for example, when should we begin? Where should we put our money? How much to invest? What if the investment doesn't pan out? You can find the answers to these questions in the Systematic Investment Plan, also known as SIP. The workings of SIP and how it produces returns are discussed in this article.