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A new option allows freelancers and gig workers to begin building wealth with daily SIPs starting at just ₹100.
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Stopping investments in uncertain times may feel safe but could cost you in the long run.
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SIPs combine discipline, convenience, and the power of compounding with long-term growth.
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Indian mutual fund investors are demonstrating unwavering resilience and discipline, with SIPs driving consistent inflows despite global and domestic headwinds.
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When India’s most powerful consumer brand joins forces with the world’s largest investment manager, fireworks are inevitable. In this exclusive conversation with Bodhisatva Ganguli and N Mahalakshmi, Sid Swaminathan — MD & CEO of Jio BlackRock — talks about their big bets, tech edge, and how they plan to ride India’s mutual fund growth wave.
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With market swings becoming the norm, choosing the right investment approach is key to long-term success.
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SIPs and monthly investments are easy high-discipline solutions to grow your savings—here's how to select the perfect one for yourself.
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The market-linked insurance product, which requires a starting monthly premium of just Rs 1,000, blends investment and insurance, the company has said
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Are you investing in SIPs but unsure if you're doing it right? In this video, we break down the 5 most common mistakes SIP investors make—and how to avoid them to maximize your returns and secure your financial future.
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Ever wondered how to invest without stress? Meet SIP — the easiest way to grow your money through small, regular investments in mutual funds. In this video, we break down:
✅ What is SIP
✅ How it works
✅ SIP vs Lump Sum
✅ Power of compounding
✅ Real examples and benefits
Whether you're just starting out or looking to invest smarter, this is your beginner-friendly guide to financial freedom.
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Welcome to MC Explains, an investor education series by Moneycontrol and Invesco Mutual Fund.
In this video, we break down XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) — the most accurate way to measure returns when you’ve made multiple investments over time, like in an SIP or SWP.
Are you tracking your investment returns correctly? If you're using only absolute or annualized return to measure your mutual fund or SIP performance, you may be missing the full picture.
Whether you're a mutual fund investor or just starting out, understanding XIRR will help you make smarter investment decisions.
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India’s equity market is witnessing a transformative shift, powered by rising domestic participation and a youthful, growing workforce.
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There has been a jump in the SIP stoppage ratio since January as the metric has been over 100 percent in each of the last four months. In other words, the number of SIP accounts closed or matured has consistently been higher than the number of new SIP accounts opened during the month.
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While the growing interest in equities among retail investors is all too evident, the key question is whether their behaviour has become more mature or not
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Retail investors tend to panic and exit during market downturns, harming their long-term returns, as they miss out on the best-performing days
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Edelweiss Mutual Funds MD and CEO has long been an advocate of starting young when it comes to investing. In 2023, Radhika Gupta revealed that she had begun to invest in equities for her son when he was just six months old.
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While Naren's comments on valuations of small and midcap stocks are valid, an average mutual fund buyer cannot time the market like an expert fund manager
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'SIPs make money for those who invest in them,' Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO and MD Radhika Gupta said. 'Yes, it isn't perfect. But it works. And works very well.'
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is looking to introduce simpler customer identification rules and lower costs as it aims to popularise small-ticket investments via mutual funds, four sources familiar with the discussions said.
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In December 12 edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: LIC continues its dismal performance in retail insurance, crypto likely get a relook under now RBI chief, quick commerce may be a bigger problem to kiranawalas than predicted, Gen-Z is redefining the future, and more
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SIP discontinuations rose to 39.14 lakh in November, up from 38.8 lakh the previous month. This pushed the SIP stoppage ratio to 79.12% in November, the highest since May's 88.38%.
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Investing ₹10,000 monthly in mutual funds through a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) can help you accumulate over ₹1 crore in 15 years, thanks to the power of compounding and disciplined investing.
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The combination of slowing new account openings and a rising stoppage ratio suggests that less domestic capital will flow into the market.
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The SIP stoppage ratio reached around 61 percent in October, marking its highest level since May 2024 and slightly up from 60.72 percent in September.
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Since the pandemic, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have not been net sellers on an annual basis. This trend can be attributed to retail investors' influx of funds into mutual funds, primarily through systematic investment plans (SIPs) and direct investments.
