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HDFC MIP Long Term
HSBC MIP Savings Birla Sunlife MIP |
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What do you think of Reliance Monthly Income Plan?
I have been investing in it since Sept-07, and could see that it is very stable. I basically invest in MIP to save the 2.25% in entry load, so, SIP in MIP and Systematic Transfer plan to another Reliance fund |
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I am not a subject matter expert, but my financial advisor recommended Arbitrage funds.
I had created a new thread for this only, to know more about it. I checked that ICICI Equity and Derivatives fund is one good option. Exploring more: http://www.traderji.com/mutual-funds...le-market.html |
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Just want to confirm if we go for Systematic Transfer plan from MIP to another reliance fund, wont they charge entry load for new fund? |
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Yes, for some of their other funds, there is no entry load.
So, I have an SIP in Reliance MIP and STP to Reliance Media and Entertainment. There are other funds as well, where they dont charge any entry load for STP. |
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A liquid fund would be better for an STP.
As MIPs have an certain portion in equity, it may result in loss of capital. |
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please tell me whether mutual fund can gine me return on monthly basis on investing one time. or can i invest for 1 month in MF which mf provide highest return.
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Hello!
Almost all AMCs offer MIPs i.e. monthly income plans, which provide u frequent dividend payouts once u invest. But as these are equity related investments, fixed returns every month are not for sure. MrIndia |
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