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SIP earns you higher returns then any traditional investments or keeping money in a savings account
You dont need to worry about timing the markets, SIP makes your money grow through consistency
Returns you earn also earn more returns over a period of time
Simply skip a month's investment if you are tight on your budget. No penalties unlike other investments
There is no maturity period for SIP, you can easily redeem your generated wealth at anytime to meet your financial needs
Invest in Equity linked Mutual Fund schemes to avail tax benefit
Automatically increase your SIP amount on periodic basis
Allows to take a break from your investment to meet financial exigencies
Set up a perpetual SIP and forget the hassle of tracking expiry dates
Option to auto-renew SIPs post completion of selected period
Flexibility to modify Trigger date, Frequency, Period & investment amount online with a few clicks
Option to start SIP on any date between 1st to 28th of a month in schemes of select AMCs
Investment can be done through linked ICICI Bank account, Mandate & UPI
Here are some factors you should consider while choosing a platform to invest in mutual funds:
You can easily calculate mutual fund returns by using the ICICI Direct SIP Calculator or Lumpsum Calculator depending on the nature of your investment. Simply enter your monthly investment amount, your expected rate of return, and the time frame of the investment.
Choosing a mutual fund includes several steps, such as defining your investment objective, the time horizon of the investment, assessing your risk tolerance, and deciding on the right category of mutual fund to invest in. When investing in a mutual fund, be sure to check the fund’s performance, expense ratio, exit load, the credibility of the fund house and the fund manager, and any applicable taxes that may apply.
Investing in multiple mutual funds is beneficial for diversifying your portfolio or aligning with a specific investment strategy. With diversification, you can spread your assets across various asset classes, sectors, and industries.
Yes, you can withdraw your investments in open-ended mutual funds anytime. However, it is crucial to consider any exit loads and redemption fees linked to the fund. Additionally, each fund may have its own lock-in duration. For example, ELSS funds typically have a 3-year lock-in period before you can make a withdrawal.
Mutual fund taxation can vary depending on the type of mutual fund you choose. For instance, equity mutual funds and Arbitrage funds are taxed at 15% for short-term capital gains and 10% without indexation for long-term capital gains. On the other hand, debt funds are taxed according to the slab rate for both short-term capital gains and long-term capital gains. However, funds like ELSS (Equity Linked Saving Scheme) allow you to claim a tax rebate of up to ₹1.5 lakh (on the old tax regime).