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Is SIP better than a lump-sum investment?

Neither method is always better: SIPs spread entry timing and support regular saving, while lump-sum investing puts available cash to work immediately and may experience.

Neither method is always better: SIPs spread entry timing and support regular saving, while lump-sum investing puts available cash to work immediately and may experience more timing risk. Compare assumptions with Lump Sum vs SIP and read the beginner’s guide. Your horizon, cash flow, risk tolerance, costs, and market conditions matter.

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