When we think of systematic investment plans (SIPs), we think of equity investments, not fixed income. There is a reason for this: the equity market is relatively more volatile and the significance of buying at lower prices is higher. However, there are arguments in favour of SIPs in fixed income funds as well.
We all know the concept and logic of SIPs: they average out your cost of investments, align with your cash flows, and instill financial discipline.
