SIP or STP: Millions of investors use SIPs to invest in mutual funds regularly, but few are familiar with STP. In contrast, STP allows investors to invest a lump sum in a mutual fund, usually a debt fund, and gradually transfer it to equity funds at regular intervals. Key differences between SIP and STP Under SIP, money is deposited directly …
Retail investors exercise a lot of caution before deciding to invest in a mutual fund scheme. This arrangement is known as systematic transfer plan wherein investors have the option to transfer some of the funds in their portfolio from one plan to another. The funds can be transferred from one fund scheme to another offered by the same fund house, …
Mutual funds have become a very common way of generating wealth. So the investor invests the entire corpus in a debt fund which is considered safer than equity funds and usually gives a decent rate of return. So instead of money getting deducted from his bank account like in a SIP, the fund is transferred from his debt fund to …
Hi, please explain what is the concept of STP? If you have to invest a small amount every month in the equity market through mutual fund schemes, you may opt for SIP which is very popular among retail investors. However, if you have a lumpsum amount to invest in the equity market, say ₹5 lakh, ₹10 lakh, or even higher, …
Excess wastage of water by use of Reverse Osmosis process NGT dealt with the issue of conservation of potable water by preventing its wastage on account of unnecessary use of Reverse Osmosis9RO) systems. In view of the above, the Tribunal directed Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to issue an appropriate notification prohibiting the use of RO where TDS …