What are Benefits of SIP (Systematic Investment Plans) | Investment Tips by Yadnya

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is an instrument which helps you avoid the risk of timing the markets and facilitate wealth creation in a disciplined manner by averaging cost of Investments. Small savings create the big corpus for future. A systematic investment plan as the name suggests is systematic in nature allowing the investor the advantage of investing small amount of money each month without any hassles. The investor can send a onetime instruction to his or her bank to allow auto debit of the investment amount each month from his or her savings bank account allowing systematic investments without worrying about missing out on any monthly investment. Find us on Social Media and stay connected: Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/yadnyaacademy/?fref=ts Facebook Group - https://goo.gl/y57Qcr Twitter - https://mobile.twitter.com/investyadnya

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1. Very clearly explained.
2. How Rate of returns(ROR) are calculated & what those number for 1yr, 2 yr, 3 yr and 5yr exactly explains. What if i invest 5k / month in Elss for 1 year till 3 years locking period how ROR are calculated. What if invest in 5k/month in Large cap every year return comes what if want to continue to next year how calculations will be carrying out. Kindly explain this scenario in next video
3. summary:
   1.SIP imbibes discipline of saving in us as firstly we would invest as decided in SIP & then we would spend the remaining amount as we want.
   2.reduction in overall risk in investment as SIP helps to invest uniformly so one has to invest at each stage of market condition & hence there is steady increase in value of assets.
   3.one can achieve financial goals comfortably as uniform investment gives steady appreciation.
   4.for an uniform investment amount, average purchase cost is less. though the actual average of NAV is 'X' , the total amount divided by total units gives a average value which is less than 'X'.
4. thanks for refreshing sip information
5. Thanks ! You got my confusion solved.