There are several ways by which you can invest Into Mutual Funds: 

  1. Lumpsum: A lumpsum Investment in mutual funds involves making a onetime substantial amount of Investment giving you an immediate exposure to its portfolio. We are of the opinion that lumpsum investment ought to be made when markets are substantially down as it provides more margin of safety to the Investment

WAYS TO WITHDRAW MUTUAL FUNDS

  1. SWP or Systematic Withdrawal Plan: Is a powerful tool for generating regular income on fixed intervals. Especially for retirement purposes and for those who rely on their savings for their expenses. Mutual Funds also allow you to Withdraw Money Periodically which can be done by the way of Systematic Withdrawal Plan(SWP), where a decided amount gets credited in the Investor’s Bank Account at Selected Regular Intervals while the remaining Investment Continues to Grow. This can be done Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Half-Yearly, and Annually. You may customize cash flows to withdraw, either a fixed amount or the capital gains on the investment.
  2. Lump sum: Your investment either by way of lump sum or Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) grows substantially over a period of time. In case of need you can withdraw the amount in whole in one go or partially as per your needs.

To withdraw the money is a very easy process, the amount gets credited into your account linked to the investment within 3-4 working days after your instructions to withdraw the funds. For example: An Investor could could Invest Rs 500,000/- and request Rs 5000/- be paid on the 1st of every month Then, units worth Rs. 5000/- would be redeemed on the 1st of every month.

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