Absolute Returns is a simple method that helps you calculate the gain or loss of your investments. Absolute Return (%) = (Ending Value – Beginning Value) / Beginning Value

CAGR (compounded annual growth rate) of your mutual fund investments shows the fund’s average growth or decline over a specific time period.

Extended Internal Rate of Return (XIRR) is a computing technique for determining returns on mutual fund investments at irregular intervals. It can also be described as a fixed rate of return that can be used for all reinvestments and redemptions. You can utilise it to comprehend the current value of all of your investments.

Yes, you can pause an existing SIP by visiting the Summary Holdings and selecting the option of Pause SIP.

The common types of mutual funds include - Equity funds - Debt funds - Hybrid funds - Liquid funds

Mutual funds are an investment option that pools the money of numerous investors to purchase securities such as stocks, bonds, money market instruments, and other types of securities. A team of fund managers then distribute a mutual fund’s assets in order to make money for the fund's shareholders. Common people can invest in broad portfolios of assets like stocks, bonds, and commodities through mutual funds.

Although investing goals vary from person to person - post-retirement costs, money for children's education or marriage, house purchase, etc. - the investment products required to fulfil these goals also vary. Mutual funds have various significant advantages over investing in individual assets. Mutual funds provide a variety of investment options in government securities, corporate bonds, money market instruments, and equity shares, giving ordinary investors a great way to participate in and profit from market uptrends. The primary benefits are the ability to hire a professional manager to make investing decisions and the ability to invest in a wide range of assets for a reasonable price.

A systematic investment plan, or SIP, is an intelligent and simple way to invest in mutual funds. SIP enables you to make recurring, predefined investments of a specified amount. Each time you make an investment; more units of the scheme are added to your account. This allows you to balance out the cost of investment by buying during both falling and rising markets. It also allows you to leverage the power of compounding.

- Helps you diversify risk - You can easily redeem (liquidate) units of open-ended mutual fund scheme - Minimum initial investments for most mutual funds make it affordable for you *Units of close-ended mutual fund schemes can be redeemed only on maturity. - You will pay lower expense ratio in case of specific mutual funds like ELSS. This is fee charged by mutual fund firms to manage the funds. - Your funds will be well secure as mutual funds are regulated by the capital markets regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) under SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996. - Your investment in ELSS (upto ₹1,50,000) will also qualify for tax benefit upto 46,800/-

KYC is necessary for the following: - Opening a DEMAT Account - Enabling Mutual Fund Investments via BSE Our KYC process is easy and digital. Explore it here

• PAN Card • Address proof (Aadhar card, Driving License, Voter ID, or passport)

No, if your KYC has already been completed with the central authorities. Please finish setting up your profile and start investing right away.

A SIP works on the basis of periodic and consistent investments, quite like a recurring bank deposit. The investment amount can be auto-debited from your bank account on the basis of standing instructions, and the corresponding amount of mutual fund units are allocated to you. The number of units received depends on the scheme's current Net Asset Value (NAV)

You can start a SIP by selecting the mutual fund of your choice. Once you have selected the fund, you can choose the SIP option in the Fund details page and enter the details of your investment.

- Rupee cost averaging: You can balance out the cost of investment by buying during both falling and rising markets. - Power of compounding: You can earn interest earned on the principal, as well as the accumulated interest

With us, you can invest through an SIP on a daily, monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly basis.

Yes, you can cancel an SIP by visiting the Manage Subscriptions section on the App where you will find a list of your active SIPs.

Making a single, large deposit is known as a lump sum investment.

The withdrawal or redeemed amount will be credited to the Primary Bank account which is currently registered in your folio.

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