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SIP in Mutual Funds v/s PPF

There are different types of investors who invest their money according to their financial goal. These financial objectives differ from one individual to other. While some want to save tax, others want to invest with minimal risk and then there are others who invest with the hope of beating the market. <br>This presentation will help you choose between SIP In mutual funds(https://www.edelweiss.in/oyo/mutualfund) and a PPF.

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SIP in Mutual Funds v/s PPF

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  1. SIP in mutual funds v/s public provident fund

  2. Introduction Mutual Funds: Mutual fund collects money from investors and invest this pool of money in equity, government bonds, debt securities and other money market instruments. They are professionally handled by a fund manager and operated by asset management companies (AMC) in India. Public Provident Fund (PPF): Public Provident Fund (PPF) Central Government operated and guaranteed scheme and the most famous investment scheme opted by individuals with a long term investment horizon. PPF preponderantly invests in fixed income securities and that churn out low but fixed returns, thus promising stability in income.

  3. Comparison

  4. Conclusion According to your goals, you can start a systematic investment plan (SIP) in mutual funds or you can invest in the PPF scheme. Make this decision on the basis of your risk appetite.

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