SIP Investment
Invest a fixed amount every month and build a habit of long-term investing.
- Start with a small monthly amount
- Useful for salary-based planning
- Stay invested through market cycles
Use this list to see the kinds of funds we discuss. A mutual fund is market-linked. The amount you see is an indicative minimum, usually for a SIP, taken from our plan list.
Invest a fixed amount every month and build a habit of long-term investing.
Put a surplus amount to work in one transaction when you already have funds ready.
Growth-oriented schemes that invest mainly in shares. Values move with the market.
Schemes that invest in debt instruments. Generally used when stability matters more than aggressive growth.
A mix of equity and debt in one scheme, for people who want both participation and a cushion.
An equity-linked savings scheme with a lock-in, used by many investors for Section 80C planning.
Goal-based investing aimed at school, college, or higher-education costs later.
Schemes used to accumulate a corpus for the years after you stop earning a salary.
A dynamic allocation scheme from HDFC Mutual Fund. Equity and debt weights can change with the market.
A flexi-cap equity scheme that can invest across large, mid, and small companies.
A large-cap oriented equity scheme focused on established companies.
A mid-cap equity scheme from SBI Mutual Fund. Mid-caps can move more than large-caps.
HDFC and SBI scheme names belong to their fund houses. BNI Services distributes them; we do not manage those schemes. Read the Scheme Information Document and Key Information Memorandum. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.