Investing through a systematic investment plan (SIP) early on will help you build wealth brick by brick towards a robust retirement corpus.

Your mutual fund systematic investment plan (SIP) could be cancelled if you fail to comply with the new electronic clearing service (ECS) rules effective April 1. Learn more.

Systematic investment plans are one of the most preferred ways for investors to invest in mutual funds and build a strong corpus for their retirement. Here are the different types of SIPs you can choose from

Unlike land, a house or a building, which can’t be sold at short notice, real estate mutual funds are highly liquid, as you can redeem your investment in a day

With the increasing market breadth creating opportunities for bottom-up stock picking, fund managers may find it easier to pick potential winners to generate alpha, especially in the mid- and small-cap space.

During rising inflation, guaranteed return schemes often struggle, so senior citizens can also explore some equity exposures depending on their risk appetite. Learn more

Inflation is the rate of increase in the prices of commodities over a period. If you ignore inflation, which continuously diminishes the value of money, you may erode your entire wealth

Mutual funds have historically outperformed other traditional avenues of investment. So, it’s important to include them in your financial pan if you want to build a good corpus for your retirement

Retirement planning needs time and constant effort. Read on to learn what first-time earners can do to plan for retirement

Regular investments in a mutual fund systematic investment plan (SIP) could help you build a substantial corpus for retirement and even generate cash flows after that