Grow your wealth with Mutual Funds

A Systematic Investment Plan, commonly known as the SIP, is a simple way to invest a fixed amount in a mutual fund scheme at regular intervals. It's one of the most popular mutual fund investment plans for beginners because it helps you invest consistently without worrying about market timing. 

There are two ways to invest in mutual funds: 

• Lump sum investment: Invest a large amount in one go and receive mutual fund units at the current NAV. 

• SIP investment: Invest a fixed amount weekly or monthly, making it easier to build wealth over time while benefiting from disciplined investing. 

   

One of the biggest advantages of an SIP investment is that you don't need to predict the right time to enter the market. Regular investing helps smooth out market fluctuations and supports your long-term financial goals.

With the ArihantPlus mutual fund investment app, you can start an SIP in both mutual funds and stocks. Before you start investing, you can compare best SIP plans or explore different fund categories to find the best SIP to invest in. ArihantPlus makes it easy to start and manage your investments from one place. To make a SIP investment, download the ArihantPlus app, login, choose the mutual fund scheme you'd like to invest, select SIP investment option, enter the amount you want to invest along with the period of investment (monthly or weekly), set up autopay so the money can directly be debited from your bank account on your chosen day automatically and voila, you're set on the path to your financial freedom!

Mutual funds are one of the best ways to start your investment journey because it allows you to start with as low as ₹500 and your money is managed by the top experts in the investment industry at nominal cost.
To start investing in mutual funds, you simply need to get your KYC done that requires you to fill in the KYC application and upload your pan card, identity proof (like driver’s license or Aadhar card), and address proof (like your passport or driver’s license). Yes its that simple.

If you already have a trading account with Arihant, you don’t need anything. You can buy and sell mutual funds with your same trading account using existing funds in your account.
 

Yes, mutual funds are regulated by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) and managed by professional fund managers, making them a reliable investment option. However, like all market-linked investments, their performance and returns can fluctuate depending on market conditions.

The key to investing wisely is choosing a mutual fund that matches your risk appetite, financial goals, and investment horizon. Whether you're considering equity mutual funds, large cap mutual funds, flexi-cap funds, ELSS mutual funds, or long-term mutual funds, understanding the fund's objective and past performance can help you make informed decisions. You can also use MF research to compare different options and identify the best mutual fund to invest based on your needs.

Yes, both NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) and FPIs (Foreign Portfolio Investors) can invest in mutual funds in India, subject to applicable regulations. The eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, and investment process are outlined in the respective scheme's offer document.

An open-ended fund is a type of mutual fund that remains open for investment throughout the year and does not have a fixed maturity date. It allows you to invest in mutual funds or redeem your units whenever you want, offering you the flexibility to enter or exit the fund based on your preference. 

Unlike exchange-traded products, the units of open-ended mutual funds are not bought or sold on a stock exchange. Instead, investors purchase or redeem units directly through the fund house at the prevailing Net Asset Value (NAV) on any business day. Since there is no limit on the number of units that can be issued, the fund continuously accepts new investments and processes redemptions. 

The NAV of an open-ended fund changes daily based on the performance of its underlying securities. These funds are available across different categories, including equity mutual funds, large cap mutual funds, ELSS mutual funds, and long-term mutual funds, allowing investors to choose a fund that aligns with their investment objectives.