SIP Asset Classes
Understand which types of mutual funds are suitable for SIP — equity, debt, hybrid, international, gold, and sectoral funds. Learn the risk-return profile of each.
Equity SIP
Equity SIP involves systematically investing in equity mutual funds that primarily invest in stocks/shares of companies. It is the most popular SIP ty...
Debt SIP
Debt SIP involves investing systematically in debt mutual funds that invest in bonds, government securities, corporate deposits, and other fixed-incom...
Hybrid SIP
Hybrid SIP invests in hybrid/balanced mutual funds that combine equity and debt in a single fund. These funds offer a middle ground — moderate returns...
International SIP
International SIP involves investing in mutual funds that invest in stocks listed outside India — primarily in the US (S&P 500, NASDAQ) but also Europ...
Gold ETF SIP
Gold ETF SIP involves systematic investment in Gold Exchange Traded Funds, which track the domestic price of gold. Each unit of a Gold ETF represents ...
Sectoral SIP Risks
Sectoral SIP involves investing in mutual funds that focus on a single sector — IT, Pharma, Banking, Infrastructure, FMCG, etc. While sectoral funds c...
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