The pursuit of financial wealth in mutual funds often tempts investors to forecast market trends and guess the best entry and exit points.

While this may sound promising, evidence consistently shows that a better strategy exists: a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). SIPs deliver steady, more reliable results for most retail investors, which makes them a smarter choice than trying to time the market.

Here is a look at why SIPs work better than market timing and how an online SIP calculator helps you stay disciplined.

An SIP in a mutual fund means investing a fixed sum at periodic intervals, generally on a month-on-month basis, regardless of market ups and downs. This approach fosters discipline and leverages rupee-cost averaging, i.e., when markets fall, you buy more units, and when

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