When you think of SIP (Systematic Investment Plan), what comes to your mind — probably discipline and patience. Yes, once you start an SIP, the foremost thing is maintaining discipline in investing, and the second is having patience to watch the market cycles come and go without disturbing your investment journey. Even legendary investor Warren Buffett gives credit to discipline, time, and compounding for his fortune.

All financial market experts and mutual fund gurus say the same thing — the magic of SIPs is only evident when given time. Real returns, real compounding, and real wealth creation — all depend on time.

This is important because when markets go through bad patches, even seasoned investors panic and think about stopping SIPs.

But even when the markets are stable and you co

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