​A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a disciplined approach to investing in mutual funds by contributing a fixed amount at regular intervals—typically monthly, but it can also be weekly or quarterly.

Instead of investing a lump sum, SIP allows you to invest smaller amounts over time. This helps average out the purchase cost of mutual fund units through a strategy known as rupee cost averaging. More units are bought when prices are low, and fewer units when prices are high, helping to reduce the impact of market volatility.

SIPs are ideal for long-term wealth creation and also encourage financial discipline. You can start, modify, or stop a SIP anytime as per your financial goals.

To estimate potential returns, use a SIP calculator and explore how regular investments can grow over time.

Read more on the basics of a Mutual Fund before you kickstart your SIP journey.
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