If the investor had stopped the SIP and looked for "safer" avenues say bank FDs, PPF, NPS or KVP, by September 2018 he would have got Rs 3,20,000 as returns.īut if the same investor would have continued investing in SIPs, he would have invested Rs 12,90,000 by now and got Rs 31,78,000 returns. He would have had to bear a loss of Rs 8,000. In September 2008, his investment was Rs 90,000 and the gain was Rs 82,000, as equity markets were down.
Suppose an investor was making a monthly SIP of Rs 9,000 for nine months, from January to September 2008. "You can earn in the range of 12% to 15% if you pick the right MF and stay invested in it for long time," he added.īhosekar's expectations can be proved by numbers, as Milind Chitnis, founder of Chitnis Financial Planners explained. His tips for being an ace investor in MF include: one, choosing right financial adviser and two, selecting a good set of MF schemes. Bhosekar's goals are securing his daughter's education and marriage.
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