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Frequently Asked Questions on Lumpsum Calculator
When an investor chooses to invest a large amount in one single transaction, it is referred to as a lumpsum investment.
While lumpsum investments are made at one go, SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) allows you to invest in smaller amounts every month.
If you have received a sudden windfall, like an inheritance or bonus, it makes more sense to invest that money in one shot. While doing so, it is important to carefully consider the market conditions and evaluate the details of the mutual fund before choosing to invest in it.
To make a lumpsum investment in mutual funds, you need to open a demat account with m.Stock. This is easily done online, in a matter of a few minutes. After the account is active, you can visit the mutual fund's section on the m.Stock web portal or the m.Stock app to choose the funds to invest in, and click on lumpsum investment as the preferred mode of investment.
Both SIP and lumpsum investments have their own merits and limitations.
- SIP is a more disciplined way of investing that creates a healthy financial routine.
- You can start a SIP with as little as ₹100 every month.
- SIP purchase is made at monthly intervals with varying market conditions. This helps offset market volatility in the long run and provides the benefit of rupee-cost averaging.
There is only one eligibility criteria for making a lumpsum investment or investing in mutual funds in general - your KYC verification should be complete. Even minors can make lumpsum investments in mutual funds courtesy their parents or guardians.
There is no maximum limit to the lumpsum investment that you can make in mutual funds. Though some AMCs cap the maximum daily purchase limit to ₹1 crore.
No, SIP and lumpsum are two different modes of investing in mutual funds. You cannot convert a lumpsum investment into SIP.
SIP and lumpsum investments both have their own pros. While it is recommended to use the lumpsum mode of investment when you have surplus cash or a larger amount at your disposal, SIP is a more methodical way of investing small sums regularly. The power of compounding is applicable to both, and they are equally potent in generating high long-term returns.
All investments are subject to market risk, including lumpsum investments.
Yes, indeed. You can choose to make a lumpsum investment each month. This will require manually making the investment in the fund and the amount of your choice.
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