SIP-Matters

Fund-Matters | April 23, 2019 | Investing, Investments, Mutual Funds, | 0 Comments

Small Investment Plan, Simple Investment Plan, Superb Investment Plan, Serious Investment Plan, Strategic Investment Plan, Sensitive Investment Plan, Staggered Investment Plan, Superlative Investment Plan…

You may call SIP in various names but whatever way you call, ultimately SIP does the magic for you.

Actually in SIP is Systematic Approach and Automatic Growth

For Salaried person SIP is major key area : if we go by thumb rule then investors should put 1/3rd of their income in savings/investment ( can invest through SIP). 1/3rd for house hold day to day expenditure and rest to be used as a swing factor/s – enjoy, save or Invest.

It depends, the MAXIMUM you can save/invest in your early years with keeping your level of enjoyment, comfort, satisfaction and balance of LIFE,  the more confident  you will be in your later years especially when you are reaching 55-60+ years.

For lower or middle income group SIP planning is most important. In case they fail to plan early,  they may suffer a miserable loss after 20 years. Therefore, rather than repenting later, start “SIP’ today. Also, try to make few good changes in financial habits like:

…not indulge in impulsive purchase

…Step up my savings /investments in every year

…pay off personal loans and credit card dues asap

…not to take a new loan to meet expenses

…not keep idle money in bank accounts

Power of Compounding in SIP – 8th wonder of the world – how it works

SIP Returns, Illustration of Rs.10000/- p.m.

SIP Returns of Benchmarks Indices as of  7th Apr 2019
Monthly SIP investment amount – Rs.10,000/-
Period 5 Years 7 Years 10 Years 15 Years
Invested Amount                600,000                       840,000           1,200,000             1,800,000  
Performance Value on 07/4/2019 Yield (%) Value on 07/4/2019 Yield (%) Value on 07/4/2019 Yield (%) Value on 07/4/2019 Yield (%)
Nifty Financial Services                 917,996        20.41                  1,576,883        18.01          2,763,384       16.12            7,236,474       16.96
Nifty MNC                 756,146           6.50                  1,325,514        13.06          2,383,441       13.33            5,620,864       14.04
Nifty India Consumption                 748,099           6.76                  1,259,659        11.60          2,295,493       12.62 #N/A #N/A
Nifty 50                 781,315        12.67                  1,266,824        11.76          2,081,586       10.76            4,496,632       11.42
S&P BSE 100                 775,993        11.63                  1,268,474        11.80          2,082,625       10.77            4,530,961       11.51
S&P BSE 200                 776,719        10.99                  1,285,544        12.18          2,118,489       11.09            4,575,313       11.63
NIFTY Large Midcap 250                 783,588           9.48                  1,358,862        13.76          2,288,365       12.56            4,190,270       12.12
CRISIL Short Term Debt Hybrid 60+40 Fund Index                 759,747           9.52                  1,213,779        10.54          2,020,971       10.19            4,121,020       10.39
Nifty Midcap 150                 786,546           7.19                  1,440,660        15.43          2,484,589       14.11            4,587,494       13.26
Nifty Dividend Opportunities 50                 731,778           8.18                  1,139,682           8.75          1,901,373          9.02 #N/A #N/A
Nifty Infrastructure                 628,027           1.96                      954,937           3.69          1,325,095          1.98            2,242,046          2.88
S&P BSE HC                 583,831          (1.34)                      994,453           4.85          1,970,937          9.71            4,675,128       11.88

SIP is now more of a Accumulation Plan and Power of Compounding rather than Risk Averaging/Rupee Cost Averaging. When you have single income source i.e. salary and do not have no second earning option, then to boost your savings SIP in diversified equity mutual fund is best option.

Asset allocation in SIP:

Asset allocation varies person to person, depending upon risk capacity, goal, duration of investment, thought process etc. First step in asset allocation is to understand your investor profile with returns expectations, objectives, time horizon, taxes etc. and then split your investment in the different types of funds to get right balance. You can also take help from a professional financial planner to understand what are the available options for tax efficient better returns in long term.

SIP works better with diversified equity/ diversified  fund. In case you have chosen sector specific /thematic fund, Time IN and Time Out is extremely important. But it is better to avoid sector funds in SIP.

Actually, SIP investor – “NEVER COUNT DAYS” -but he makes the days count. Ideally for salaried person it should be [(Income- SIP ) = Expenditure]

Some FAQs about SIP :

Question: Can I stopped my SIP when equity markets are continuously going down ?

Answer: No. It’s better to continue with your SIP as you get more units at low price and down side is nothing but the temporary negative sentiment in equity market. Choose diversified funds with a longer track record.

Question: We are (DINKS) – Double Income with no Kids – we can easily manage. Do we need SIP?

Answer : Yes. This is actually best time to save and invest, whatever maximum amount saved at this time will add boost in the future accumulation. This is the best time to start SIP.

Generally our Income rises in A.P. i.e. Arithmetical Progression. Whereas our expenditure expands in G.P. means Geometric Progression, in addition with Inflation and lifestyle inflation.

Start SIP early by managing your expenses and understand which are real assets/liabilities. Do not forget to review your SIP investments semi annually/annually & rebalance whenever requires.

Share your knowledge with friends and relatives for more successful enjoyment. Actually SIP matters – Really A Lot…

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