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Question by Rabi on Jul 08, 2023Translate

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Which SIP would be best for Long term.

Ans: Hello, depending on the age and duration of investment you can select the category of funds like small cap, mid cap, large and mid, multi cap, large cap, hybrid funds, thematic funds, etc.

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