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Head, Rank MF - Answered on Oct 19, 2022

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Does compounding work in SIPs?

Ans: Yes

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Hello, I am investing in MF since 7 years and my current XIRR is 19.5%. I want to know if I stop my current SIPs without redeeming and start new SIPs with same amount will this affect the compounding.
Ans: Understanding Your Investment Strategy
Current Situation
Investment Period: 7 years.
XIRR: 19.5%.
You have achieved an impressive return. It shows your strategy is working well.

Impact of Stopping Current SIPs
Compounding Effect
Existing Investments: Stopping SIPs will not affect the compounding of your existing investments.
Future SIPs: Starting new SIPs with the same amount will continue to grow your portfolio.
Pros and Cons of Starting New SIPs
Benefits
Diversification: Opportunity to diversify your portfolio.
New Opportunities: Invest in funds that may perform better in the future.
Risks
Track Record: New funds might not perform as well as your current ones.
Management Changes: Changing funds means a new fund manager, which may impact performance.
Strategies for Continued Growth
Regular Funds vs Direct Funds
Regular Funds: Managed by certified financial planners, offering expert guidance.
Direct Funds: Requires active management by the investor, which can be risky without expertise.
Actively Managed Funds
Flexibility: Actively managed funds can adapt to market changes.
Professional Management: Fund managers make informed decisions.
Maintaining Compounding Benefits
Consistent Investments
Regular Contributions: Continue investing regularly to benefit from compounding.
Review and Adjust: Periodically review your investments to ensure they align with your goals.
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Your current strategy is yielding excellent returns. Here are some key takeaways:

Continue Compounding: Stopping SIPs won't affect existing compounding, but keep investing regularly.
Diversify: Starting new SIPs can offer diversification, but choose funds wisely.
Expert Guidance: Consider consulting a certified financial planner for tailored advice.
Maintaining a disciplined investment approach is key to achieving your financial goals.

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