FEMA rules, account types, KYC, and taxation shape the way NRIs mutual fund investments operate. Understanding these conditions clarifies how eligibility, compliance, and repatriation limits work before any capital is committed.

This blog examines SIP adjustments in volatility through market-cycle dynamics, showing how measured contribution changes and allocation reviews can align portfolios with shifting risk conditions while preserving the structural benefits of systematic investing.

SIP vs Lump Sum isn’t a battle of better or worse. It’s a question of fit. Whether you earn monthly or receive money in chunks, how you invest should match how you earn, how you handle risk, and how the markets behave. This blog breaks down both strategies, their advantages, and when to choose one over the other.

Rupee Cost Averaging is a simple yet powerful investing strategy that helps reduce your average cost per unit by investing consistently, no matter where the market is headed. In this blog, we break down what rupee cost averaging means, how it works through SIPs, its benefits and limitations, and how it performs across different market scenarios.