Systematic Investment Planning

The SIP route is usually recommended because it helps you to:
1. Phase out your entry into the equity markets over an extended period of time.
2. Helping you benefit from market cycles.
3. If there is a significant correction in stock prices even as you invest, you reap the benefit of that by acquiring some units at relatively low prices.


What happens when the minute you start your SIP, the market goes on increasing and takes a breather only when the SIP period is over. Guess, you are a victim of the famous Peter's law!
Among other things, it also says that whenever you are alone in the house, the bell rings when you just enter your bathroom!

PURPOSE & DISCLAIMER:

For the first time in my life i am doing something that i am good at, in public. This blog is purely a cut-copy-paste work baring a few personal views. Their is a glut of sites, blogs, pages and views about investment & savings. Still understanding and finding the right instrument is difficult. This is an endeavor to simplify the complicated financial jargons and products to make it understood by laymen.

As the URL name suggests, it’s for laymen by a layman of finance. This blog is strictly meant for me, my family and my friends and their few friends. The blog is not meant for experts & gurus of finance.

The author of this page is not a registered financial advisor. One should not construe anything written here to be financial advice. All information is a point of view and is for educational and informational use only.