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Asked by Anonymous - May 19, 2023Hindi
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Dear Sir, Please correct me about duration of SIPs in MF. Depending upon choice of MFs. As I see if sensex is high, nav improves& I gain more. If sensex is down, I buy more units at lower rates. Thus SIPs are always advisable, irrespective of its duration. Is there any duration of SIPs?

Ans: sip duration = time left to achieve your goals
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