Setting up your first SIP
You can begin from ₹500 a month with most fund houses. We help you choose the date, the amount and the schemes, then handle the bank mandate so it runs on its own.
A Systematic Investment Plan — an SIP — is simply a fixed amount invested automatically on the same date every month. It is how most of our clients begin, and for many it is the only thing they ever need to do.
Everything from your first instalment onwards.
You can begin from ₹500 a month with most fund houses. We help you choose the date, the amount and the schemes, then handle the bank mandate so it runs on its own.
An SIP for a house deposit in four years should not look like an SIP for retirement in twenty-five. The time you have changes what the money should sit in.
Which funds the monthly amount actually goes into, and why. If you are splitting across several, we will show you what each one is there for.
A step-up SIP raises your contribution automatically each year, usually by a set percentage. It keeps your investing in step with your salary instead of quietly falling behind it.
Life happens. An SIP can be paused, reduced, increased or stopped entirely. It is a standing instruction, not a contract, and nothing is locked in except tax-saving funds.
A monthly instalment left alone for years is usually a good thing, but not always. We check annually that the schemes still fit and the amount is still right for your income.
Tell us roughly what you can set aside each month and what it is for. We will suggest where it should go.
Tell us a little about yourself and we will take it from there.