SIP Kaise Kare | SIP Investment In Hindi | SIP Kaise Start Kare #sip — Transcript

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1. 0:00Friends in this video, we will see
2. 0:01how you can start investing in mutual funds from the comfort of your home.
3. 0:05In this video, I will give you a live demo
4. 0:08of how you can start your own SIP (Systematic Investment Plan).
5. 0:12I am assuming that anyone watching this video knows absolutely nothing about SIPs.
6. 0:18That is why I will explain everything step by step from the very basics.
7. 0:23I will personally create an SIP step by step
8. 0:27so that you can clearly understand what an SIP is
9. 0:31and how you can begin investing in mutual funds.
10. 0:35Now, I will show you the complete process of starting an SIP, but before that,
11. 0:38there are four common mistakes people make that result in lower returns.
12. 0:47These four points are extremely important.
13. 0:50Once you understand these four points, you'll realize
14. 0:53how valuable it was to discuss them before starting an SIP.
15. 0:58Let's understand these four points one by one.
16. 1:02Imagine there are two friends.
17. 1:05Both of them started an SIP each of ₹5,000 per month.
18. 1:08They both continued their SIPs for the same duration.
19. 1:12Now imagine that both friends stopped their SIPs at exactly the same time.
20. 1:19The first friend had accumulated a total corpus of ₹50 lakh.
21. 1:23The second friend, even though both had invested the same SIP amount for the same period,
22. 1:28had accumulated a corpus of ₹90 lakh.
23. 1:32Now the question is: Why did this happen?
24. 1:34Both invested the same amount through SIPs for the same duration.
25. 1:38One ended up with ₹50 lakh, while the other accumulated ₹90 lakh. Why?
26. 1:42These are the four points I am going to explain.
27. 1:45The first point is that whenever you start an SIP,
28. 1:49you will come across two types of mutual fund plans: Regular Plan and Direct Plan.
29. 1:56I'm explaining this in very simple terms,
30. 1:58but these are the kinds of things that can save you a lot of money.
31. 2:01Whenever you start an SIP, remember one rule firmly: Never invest in a Regular Plan.
32. 2:08Let me show you a couple of screenshots as an example.
33. 2:10These are just examples. I am not recommending any mutual fund,
34. 2:13nor will you find any investment links in the description of this video.
35. 2:16I want to keep this video completely neutral
36. 2:19so that you gain as much knowledge as possible. That's it.
37. 2:23Just remember, these are only examples. Don't focus on the specific fund being shown.
38. 2:26For example, look at the HDFC Mid Cap Fund. What is written next to it? Direct Plan.
39. 2:30If someone wants to invest in this fund,
40. 2:34they should understand one thing: always invest in the Direct Plan.
41. 2:38Now look at another fund shown below: HDFC Mid Cap Fund – Regular Plan.
42. 2:43We will not invest in the Regular Plan.
43. 2:46Here's the important point: whether it's a Direct Plan or a Regular Plan,
44. 2:50the mutual fund itself is exactly the same.
45. 2:52The fund manager is the same,
46. 2:54the companies (stocks) held in the portfolio are the same — everything is identical.
47. 2:56However, Regular Plans have a much higher expense ratio.
48. 3:00In other words, the costs associated with Regular Plans are higher.
49. 3:03Because of these higher expenses, Regular Plans generally generate lower returns.
50. 3:06Why? It's because Regular Plans include commissions paid to distributors and agents,
51. 3:12and those commissions are deducted from your investment.
52. 3:15If you look at this example, you'll see that
53. 3:18the Direct Plan has a 3-year average return of 20.20%.
54. 3:25Now look at the Regular Plan of the same Mid Cap Fund.
55. 3:29Its 3-year average return is 19.44%.
56. 3:32So, it's the same fund, with the same fund manager,
57. 3:35managed by the same company — everything is identical.
58. 3:37Yet the Regular Plan delivers lower returns,
59. 3:39while the Direct Plan delivers higher returns.
60. 3:42So, the first and most important lesson is this:
61. 3:45if you're going to run an SIP for the long term—
62. 3:47for example, if someone continues an SIP for 20 years,
63. 3:51but makes the mistake of investing through a Regular Plan, he'll hurt his own returns.
64. 3:56On average, the expense ratio of a Regular Plan is around 1.25%.
65. 4:03In contrast, the Direct Plan of the same mutual fund
66. 4:05typically has an expense ratio of around 0.60% to 0.70%.
67. 4:11Every month, when your SIP installment is deducted,
68. 4:13a portion of your money will unnecessarily go toward paying commissions.
69. 4:18That's why, whenever you invest in a mutual fund,
70. 4:21you'll see the fund's name followed by either "Direct Plan" or "Regular Plan."
71. 4:26You should not invest in the Regular Plan. That was my first point.
72. 4:32Now, let's move to the second point, which is also very important.
73. 4:35Suppose today you're earning ₹30,000 per month,
74. 4:40and you decide that you're comfortable investing ₹5,000 every month in an SIP.
75. 4:44Every month, ₹5,000 gets deducted from your account and invested in mutual funds.
76. 4:50That's a very good habit.
77. 4:52But the mistake many people make is that
78. 4:53they continue investing the same ₹5,000 the following year,
79. 4:54and the year after that as well. Their SIP remains fixed at ₹5,000 forever.
80. 4:59You should always remember one simple thing.
81. 5:01First of all, whatever work you do in life,
82. 5:05your priority should be to grow in that work.
83. 5:08If you're doing a job, keep improving your skills so that your income starts increasing.
84. 5:15When your own income grows,
85. 5:17only then will you be able to invest larger amounts and build wealth more effectively.
86. 5:20So, if someone is earning ₹30,000 per month today
87. 5:22and is investing ₹5,000 every month through an SIP,
88. 5:27their first goal for next year should be to increase their salary.
89. 5:32If you're earning ₹30,000 today, aim to earn more next year.
90. 5:34Then aim for another salary increase the following year, and another after that.
91. 5:37As your salary increases, the amount you invest in your SIP should also increase.
92. 5:45At the very least, set a target like this: if your SIP is ₹5,000 per month this year,
93. 5:50then next year it should become ₹5,500 per month.
94. 5:54In other words, aim to increase your SIP amount by 10% every year.
95. 6:01To achieve that, keep working on your skills and improve your personal knowledge
96. 6:05so that your salary continues to grow.
97. 6:06Otherwise, your income won't increase
98. 6:08Got the point?
99. 6:10That's the simple logic. Now, let me explain this with a small calculation.
100. 6:13Look, remember the example I gave you of two friends?
101. 6:18Let's take the first friend. He invested ₹5,000 per month.
102. 6:21We are assuming a 12% annual return.
103. 6:23This is just an assumption, okay?
104. 6:25Nobody knows what the market will do—it sometimes goes up and sometimes comes down.
105. 6:28But if we look at history, the overall trend has been
106. 6:30that returns generally grow over the long term.
107. 6:33Now, consider the first example.
108. 6:35He invested ₹5,000 per month and we are assuming a 12% annual return.
109. 6:40He continued the same ₹5,000 monthly SIP for 20 years.
110. 6:43Since he invested ₹5,000 every month, that comes to ₹60,000 per year.
111. 6:49Over 20 years, his total investment would be ₹12 lakh.
112. 6:53Even though he invested only ₹12 lakh,
113. 6:55his investment grew to ₹45,99,000—that is, almost ₹46 lakh.
114. 7:02Now let's look at the second friend. He also started with a ₹5,000 monthly SIP,
115. 7:06but he did one smart thing. He decided that he would work on increasing his salary,
116. 7:09and every year he would increase his SIP by 10%.
117. 7:14So, this year his SIP is ₹5,000. Next year it becomes ₹5,500.
118. 7:17The year after that, it increases by another 10%, and so on.
119. 7:20By following this approach, over 20 years he invested a total of ₹34,36,500,
120. 7:25and after 20 years, his investment grew to ₹93,56,922.
121. 7:32Do you see what a huge difference that makes?
122. 7:34Now, suppose these two friends continued their SIPs for 40 years instead of 20.
123. 7:38The first friend, who kept investing ₹5,000 per month without increasing it,
124. 7:42would see his investment grow to ₹4,04,89,65,355 (approximately ₹4.05 crore).
125. 7:51On the other hand, the second friend, who did a step-up SIP,
126. 7:53i.e. started with a ₹5,000 monthly SIP and increased it by 10% every year,
127. 7:57would see his investment grow to ₹15,25,33,207 (approximately ₹15.25 crore).
128. 8:03Of course, these figures sound very impressive when you talk about them.
129. 8:07But one thing is obvious:
130. 8:10the more money you invest, the higher your potential returns.
131. 8:13Think about it.
132. 8:14If someone invests only ₹500
133. 8:16and the market doubles, they will end up with ₹1,000.
134. 8:21But if someone invests ₹1 crore and the market doubles, they will have ₹2 crore.
135. 8:26So, the logic is simple: the more you invest,
136. 8:30the greater your potential returns, provided the market performs well.
137. 8:35This is why many popular 'finfluencers' (financial influencers)
138. 8:41present such large numbers and say, "Your investment can grow to this much or that much."
139. 8:44That's fair enough; I also used similar figures here to explain the concept.
140. 8:48Practically speaking, increasing your SIP by 10% every year is quite difficult.
141. 8:51I agree with that. However, if you set it as a goal,
142. 8:53you'll gradually increase your SIP amount by at least something over time.
143. 8:56The main point is this: once you've started an SIP with a certain amount,
144. 9:01if you continue investing that same amount every year, your returns won't be as high.
145. 9:05But if you keep increasing your SIP amount every year through a step-up SIP,
146. 9:09your potential returns will also increase.
147. 9:12Now, let's move to the third point, which is also very important.
148. 9:15What many people do is that the moment the market falls even a little
149. 9:18or they see a bit of red on the screen, they panic.
150. 9:21They say, "Stop the SIP! I'm under pressure. I'm worried.
151. 9:23I had invested so much, and now my investment value has gone down."
152. 9:26You need to understand one thing.
153. 9:29If you're investing in mutual funds with a long-term goal—at least 8 to 10 years or more—
154. 9:36then mutual funds are the right place to invest.
155. 9:38But if your goal is to withdraw the money next year,
156. 9:41or you only need it for one or two years,
157. 9:42then keep your money in a liquid fund or invest it in an FD.
158. 9:45In that case, there's no point investing in long-term mutual funds.
159. 9:47If your money is meant for the long run, then you should invest in mutual funds.
160. 9:51People keep watching the news and think, "Donald Trump made this statement,
161. 9:54so the market has fallen. What should I do? Should I sell my investments?
162. 9:57The Iran war has started again." Or some other disaster has taken place etc., etc.
163. 9:59The market will never keep going up every single day.
164. 10:03Likewise, it will never keep falling every single day.
165. 10:06The very nature of the market is that it has ups and downs. So, stay consistent.
166. 10:12Here's something you should understand.
167. 10:15Suppose you started your SIP when the market was high.
168. 10:19At that time, you would be allotted fewer units.
169. 10:21Then, when the market falls, why panic?
170. 10:23When you're buying during a market decline, you're allotted more units.
171. 10:26Later, when the market rises again, the SIP naturally balances things out.
172. 10:30So, don't panic. Once you've started your SIP,
173. 10:32simply stay committed to your investments.
174. 10:35Just make sure you choose your mutual funds carefully.
175. 10:37I won't recommend any specific funds in this video
176. 10:40because this isn't a paid promotion.
177. 10:43I'm creating this video purely for educational purposes.
178. 10:47You should either choose the funds yourself
179. 10:48or select them after consulting a financial expert.
180. 10:50Personally, I don't like telling people, "Invest in this particular fund."
181. 10:55If that fund performs very well, you'll say, "Wow, what a great recommendation!"
182. 10:58But if the fund performs poorly, you'll end up blaming me. That's the simple logic.
183. 11:01That's why I never recommend specific mutual funds
184. 11:03by saying, "Invest your money in this fund."
185. 11:05No. That wouldn't be the right thing to do.
186. 11:06Got the point?
187. 11:07Now, we've discussed all the important points,
188. 11:11and they are very important to understand.
189. 11:14Next, let me show you how you can actually start investing through an SIP.
190. 11:19I'll do it live so you can follow along.
191. 11:22Just a second—I’ll turn on the screen recording as well.
192. 11:26There are many different investment apps available.
193. 11:28To be completely honest, you won't find the link to any of them in the description.
194. 11:31All of these apps have affiliate programs.
195. 11:33If I wanted to, I could share my referral link,
196. 11:34ask you to install the app through it, and earn a commission.
197. 11:37But I'm not going to do that. You can install whichever app you like.
198. 11:41There’s Angel One, Groww, Zerodha, Upstox, and others.
199. 11:44They all offer essentially the same features. Use whichever app you prefer.
200. 11:51They are all equally safe to use.
201. 11:53I'll just use one app for the demonstration.
202. 11:56Here, I'm using Angel One as an example.
203. 11:59This is not a paid promotion.
204. 12:00You can use whichever investment app you prefer.
205. 12:02Let's say I've logged into the Angel One app.
206. 12:06This is what the interface looks like.
207. 12:09Okay?
208. 12:10You'll see different options like Stocks, F&O, Mutual Funds, Commodities, FDs, and more.
209. 12:14I'll tap on the Mutual Funds section.
210. 12:16Now, scroll down a little.
211. 12:19You'll see a Filter option.
212. 12:21Tap on Filter.
213. 12:23Then scroll down to the Asset Class section.
214. 12:26Here, you'll be asked where you want to invest your money.
215. 12:28You can choose from Debt Funds, Equity, Hybrid, Solution-Oriented Funds, or Others.
216. 12:35In this video, our goal is to learn how to start an SIP
217. 12:40and invest in Equity, which means investing in the stock market.
218. 12:44I've already made a separate video on Debt Funds.
219. 12:46You can watch that if you're interested.
220. 12:48Debt Funds are meant for people who don't want to take any risk.
221. 12:51Think of them as being similar to a Fixed Deposit.
222. 12:52A Fixed Deposit typically gives around 6.5% returns.
223. 12:55Debt Funds can offer returns of around 7–8%.
224. 12:58Unlike Equity Funds, Debt Funds carry very little risk.
225. 13:04They're almost as safe as Fixed Deposits.
226. 13:06The risk is minimal
227. 13:07So, if you want FD-like safety, you can consider investing in Debt Funds.
228. 13:12They generally offer about 1–1.5% higher returns than an FD.
229. 13:15You can find my Debt Fund video through the I button,
230. 13:18or I'll link it in the end screen.
231. 13:19So, those who don't want to take any risk should invest in debt funds.
232. 13:22Since we're learning how to start an SIP, we'll go with Equity Funds.
233. 13:24Yes, Equity Funds involve some market risk.
234. 13:25That's simply how the market works—it goes up and down
235. 13:29But historically, they've delivered good returns over the long term.
236. 13:31So, we'll select the Equity option here
237. 13:34and then click on Apply Filters at the bottom.
238. 13:37Now, come back to the top.
239. 13:39The first thing you'll see is Popular.
240. 13:41I'll click on Popular.
241. 13:42This will show all the mutual funds that are currently popular
242. 13:45and have received the highest investments from people.
243. 13:48For example, you'll see funds like Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund
244. 13:51and Nippon India Large Cap Fund.
245. 13:53These are some of the popular mutual funds.
246. 13:54Next, go to Large Cap Funds.
247. 13:56What are Large Cap Funds?
248. 13:57Think of them as funds that invest in blue-chip companies.
249. 14:00These are the top 100 companies in India by market capitalization.
250. 14:06If you invest in a Large Cap Mutual Fund,
251. 14:10the fund manager will invest your money only in these large companies.
252. 14:17hey might choose 10, 20, or 25 companies from India's top 100
253. 14:23and spread your investment across them.
254. 14:25Large Cap Funds are generally considered safer investments.
255. 14:28Although their returns are usually lower,
256. 14:30they offer a level of stability similar to an FD.
257. 14:32Why?
258. 14:32Because it's highly unlikely that
259. 14:33you'll wake up one morning and hear that Reliance has gone bankrupt.
260. 14:36Or that Tata has suddenly collapsed.
261. 14:40Similarly, you won't wake up one day and find that
262. 14:44Reliance's market capitalization has doubled overnight.
263. 14:49That's simply not possible because it's already a very large company.
264. 14:52Such companies don't double in size overnight.
265. 14:53That's why their returns are relatively moderate.
266. 14:56And that's also why the risk is lower.
267. 14:58So, if you're looking for an investment that's relatively safe—similar to an FD—
268. 15:01you can start with a Large Cap Fund.
269. 15:03Next, we have Mid Cap Funds.
270. 15:05These are all Mid Cap Mutual Funds.
271. 15:07So, which companies does the fund manager invest in here?
272. 15:10These funds invest in companies ranked 101 to 250 in India by market capitalization.
273. 15:16These 150 companies are known as Mid Cap companies.
274. 15:20What's special about them?
275. 15:21They generally offer better returns than Large Cap Funds.
276. 15:25However, they also carry slightly higher risk
277. 15:26because these companies aren't as large or as established.
278. 15:29But why do they have the potential to generate higher returns?
279. 15:30Because if even one or two of these companies grow into blue-chip companies,
280. 15:34your investment can grow significantly.
281. 15:36On the other hand, if one or two of these companies fail,
282. 15:38the value of your investment may also decline.
283. 15:40Got the point?
284. 15:41Next, we have Flexi Cap Funds.
285. 15:43But first, let's understand Small Cap Funds.
286. 15:46A Small Cap company is any company
287. 15:50that is ranked below 250 in terms of market capitalization.
288. 15:55The risk is much higher. But the potential returns can also be much higher.
289. 15:57Why?
290. 15:58Because these are smaller companies.
291. 15:59If one of them grows into a Mid Cap company,
292. 16:01the value of your investment can increase significantly.
293. 16:02And if it eventually becomes a Large Cap company, your investment can grow even more.
294. 16:05Do you understand the idea?
295. 16:07But since these are small companies, they also have a much higher chance of failing.
296. 16:09You can think of them as startups that have grown a bit larger.
297. 16:13So, these are Small Cap companies.
298. 16:15So, higher risk, but also higher return potential.
299. 16:17Now, do you know what's usually the best option?
300. 16:19If you're a beginner, just go with an Index Fund.
301. 16:22So, what is an Index Fund?
302. 16:24An index fund simply tracks a particular market index.
303. 16:27For example, here's the UTI Nifty 500 Value 50 Index Fund.
304. 16:34The Nifty 500 consists of the top 500 companies in India.
305. 16:40The fund manager selects companies from those 500 and invests your money in them.
306. 16:46Since it includes companies from the top 500,
307. 16:48your investment is spread across Large Cap, Mid Cap, and Small Cap companies.
308. 16:51That means your portfolio becomes more diversified.
309. 16:54Let's look at another example. Scroll down a little.
310. 16:57Here's the Axis Nifty Smallcap 50 Index Fund.
311. 17:02This fund tracks companies in the Small Cap segment.
312. 17:06In simple terms, it invests in companies ranked roughly between 251 and 300.
313. 17:14Similarly, there can be a Nifty 50 Index Fund,
314. 17:15which invests only in India's top 50 companies.
315. 17:21Or there could be a Bank 50 Index Fund,
316. 17:24which invests only in the top 50 banking companies in the country.
317. 17:28There can also be a Pharma 10 Index Fund,
318. 17:31which invests only in the top 10 pharmaceutical companies in India.
319. 17:35There are many different types of index funds like these.
320. 17:37I'm not going into too much detail here, otherwise this video would become very long.
321. 17:42Now, let me show you how to actually start an SIP.
322. 17:44Let's say we choose an Index Fund.
323. 17:46For example, the first one here is the UTI Nifty 500 Value 50 Index Fund.
324. 17:50Suppose I select this fund.
325. 17:52Actually, let's go back.
326. 17:54Let's open the Popular Funds section instead.
327. 17:57Let's say we choose the Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund.
328. 18:00This is just an example.
329. 18:02I'm not referring or recommending any specific fund.
330. 18:05This video is purely for educational purposes.
331. 18:08Okay?
332. 18:09There are no affiliate links in the description,
333. 18:11and I'm not promoting any investment app.
334. 18:12If you're finding this session helpful
335. 18:14and you'd like to see more videos like this,
336. 18:16please support the channel by sharing this video with your friends,
337. 18:19liking the video, and subscribing to the channel.
338. 18:23Now, let's say I want to invest in the Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund.
339. 18:27I'll simply tap on it.
340. 18:28Now it's asking whether I want to start an SIP or make a one-time investment.
341. 18:32Let's say I choose a one-time investment.
342. 18:34I can invest ₹1 lakh, ₹10 lakh, or any amount I want.
343. 18:39Then I'll tap on the Pay button.
344. 18:41The entire amount will be invested as a lump sum in one go.
345. 18:45There's no need to invest every month.
346. 18:47However, it's generally better to start an SIP.
347. 18:50It states that the minimum investment is ₹1,000.
348. 18:53I'll enter ₹1,000 here.
349. 18:55Then I'll tap on Pay ₹1,000.
350. 18:58Now I'll complete the payment using Google Pay.
351. 19:02Okay?
352. 19:03Since I'm using Google Pay, it may stop the screen recording for security reasons.
353. 19:06That's okay.
354. 19:06As you can see, the screen recording has paused,
355. 19:08and I'm back on the Angel One app.
356. 19:11It's taking a few moments to load.
357. 19:12Google Pay doesn't allow screen recording during the payment process,
358. 19:15which is why the phone screen disappeared for a moment.
359. 19:18No problem. It's just taking a little time to load. I'm waiting here as well.
360. 19:20I want to show you the entire process live.
361. 19:24Okay?
362. 19:25Alright, the Complete Payment option is now visible.
363. 19:28Let me quickly finish the payment.
364. 19:29Then I'll show you the next steps.
365. 19:34Just a moment.
366. 19:36Now, as you can see, this is the Angel One app.
367. 19:39And my payment has been completed successfully.
368. 19:42I'll minimize this and return to the Angel One app.
369. 19:45There you go. The ₹1,000 SIP has been successfully invested.
370. 19:49Let me turn the screen recording back on for a second so you can see it clearly.
371. 19:52Got it?
372. 19:53Now you can see that the ₹1,000 SIP has been invested.
373. 19:58The SIP was registered on 18 July 2026.
374. 20:00This means the first SIP installment was deducted on 18 July 2026.
375. 20:02Next month, it will be deducted again on the 18th.
376. 20:04From now on, my ₹1,000 SIP will continue to be deducted automatically every month.
377. 20:09One more very important point slipped my mind.
378. 20:12I'm really sorry about that.
379. 20:14The point is this:
380. 20:15we started the SIP today, right?
381. 20:18So the next SIP installment will also be deducted on the 18th of the month.
382. 20:20But honestly, the 18th isn't a very good date for most people to schedule an SIP.
383. 20:25Why?
384. 20:26Because most people receive their salary either on the 1st of the month
385. 20:29or, in some cases, on the 10th.
386. 20:31That's true, isn't it?
387. 20:32Now imagine your salary comes on the 1st.
388. 20:34I showed you a demo SIP of ₹1,000.
389. 20:39But let's say your salary is ₹30,000, and your actual SIP is ₹5,000.
390. 20:44If your salary comes on the 1st, but your SIP gets deducted on the 18th,
391. 20:47it becomes difficult to keep ₹5,000 aside for 18 days.
392. 20:52That's not a good way to manage your money.
393. 20:53If your salary comes on the 1st,
394. 20:55your SIP date should ideally be the 2nd or 3rd of the month.
395. 21:00Your salary comes in, the SIP gets deducted immediately—that's it.
396. 21:03If your salary is ₹30,000
397. 21:04and ₹5,000 is invested through your SIP, you'll have ₹25,000 left.
398. 21:06After that, you can decide how much to spend, save, or invest elsewhere.
399. 21:11There's a very good rule in personal finance:
400. 21:13The moment your salary arrives, save first and spend later.
401. 21:20Never do the opposite.
402. 21:21If someone says,
403. 21:23"I'll spend first, and whatever is left at the end of the month, I'll save,"
404. 21:28they're unlikely to build wealth.
405. 21:31As soon as your salary arrives, save first.
406. 21:34Then spend what's left.
407. 21:36That's the habit that helps you become financially successful.
408. 21:38Over time, you'll build a substantial amount of wealth.
409. 21:40Earning money is one thing.
410. 21:42But truly successful people are those who know how to save and grow their money.
411. 21:44It's as simple as that.
412. 21:46With that, I'm ending this video.
413. 21:48Keep working on your skills.
414. 21:50Increase your active income.
415. 21:52As your active income grows, your passive income will naturally start growing as well.
416. 21:56Okay?
417. 21:57Invest wisely.
418. 21:59Start your SIP.
419. 22:00Diversify your investments across different funds.
420. 22:03You can also watch my other video
421. 22:04where I've shared my complete investment strategy
422. 22:06and explained the best way to build your investment portfolio.
423. 22:12I'll add the link in the "i" button and also on the end screen.
424. 22:16Keep learning.
425. 22:17Improve your financial knowledge.
426. 22:19Watch quality educational content.
427. 22:20nvest your time in the right things.
428. 22:22I did my best in this video to explain SIPs in the simplest possible way
429. 22:25so that even a complete beginner can understand what an SIP is,
430. 22:29what points to keep in mind, and how to start one.
431. 22:34If you found this session helpful, please like the video and subscribe to the channel.
432. 22:38I'll see you in the next video.
433. 22:39Until then, this is the end of the video.
434. 22:40Thanks for watching, and thank you all.