For someone who is new to investing, systematic investment plans or SIPs might seem like distinct investments in themselves. If you ask a newbie where he is investing, he may respond that he is investing in SIPs. But SIPs are not investments themselves but a systematic way of investing in an asset class. While we often talk about SIPs in mutual funds, you can do SIPs in stocks or for that matter any asset. If you are investing regularly in an asset, you are doing SIPs. How
This article was originally published on April 20, 2020.



