Inflows into mutual fund (MF) schemes via systematic investment plans (SIPs) have topped ₹3 trillion for the first time in a calendar year, as investors increasingly rely on the staggered investment ...

Indians have traditionally been conservative savers, preferring to park the bulk of their money in low-risk bank deposits. Then came the Association of Mutual Funds of India (AMFI) with its ubiquitous ...

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) inflows in November remained largely unchanged at ₹29,445 crore, marginally lower than ₹29,529 crore in October, according to the Association of Mutual Funds in India ...

In late 2025, many middle-class Indians face a financial balancing act as SIPs in mutual funds soar while household debt escalates. October saw SIP inflows hit Rs 29,529 crore, yet liabilities grew ...

One of the best ways to enter the mutual fund market is through systematic investment plans (SIPs). Over time, SIPs have emerged as a flexible, simpler, hassle-free, and disciplined form of investment ...

People know SIPs are useful, they hear stories of long-term gains, and they see friends investing every month, but when it comes to choosing where to put a small amount like Rs 5,000, most feel lost.

The FY26 gross annual SIP flows is 7 months data annualized; which should be fairly reflective of the full-year trend. These trends have only been bettered in the past. Despite the volatility in ...

A 20-year study has thrown cold water on India’s favorite investment mantra — “SIP sahi hai.” Despite record inflows, new data suggests SIPs may not be the safe, sure-win strategy they're marketed to ...

Investing in mutual funds through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) has become one of the most popular ways to build wealth in India. The number of SIP accounts continues to rise every month. However ...

In 2019, the BJP returned to power for a second consecutive term with an enhanced parliamentary majority, aided in large part by a wave of jingoistic sentiment generated by air strikes against ...

The Indian equity market has witnessed a roller-coaster ride over the past one year. Both benchmark indices — Sensex and Nifty — touched their 52-week lows in the first week of April. However, ...