News From Press Mutual fund investors holding onto their SIPs for longer, shows data

Mutual fund investors holding onto their SIPs for longer, shows data

Source: Business Standard May 20, 2025

Mutual fund (MF) investors are now holding onto their systematic investment plan (SIP) investments for longer compared to five years ago. A recent report shows that, as of March 2025, 33 per cent of regular plan SIP assets and 19 per cent of direct plan SIP assets belonged to accounts that were more than five years old.

Click here to read more

Like what you are reading?

Login to get instant access to this article and many other such articles on business development, success stories and industry updates.

Don't worry ... it's FREE!

Have a query or a doubt?
Need a clarification or more information on an issue?
Cafemutual welcomes all mutual fund and insurance related questions. So write in to us at newsdesk@cafemutual.com

More articles you may wish to read

Biggest problem for insurance industry is fraud: GIC Re chief

Equity MF assets cross ₹40 trillion mark for the first time, shows data

Diversifying your portfolio across mutual fund investment styles can get you better returns: Here’s why

Should you invest in mutual funds to create corpus for your child’s higher education?

Growth and quality funds will make a comeback: Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC Head of Equity Harish Krishnan

Mutual funds reduces overall cash allocation by Rs 6,200 crore to Rs 2.17 lakh crore in May

Life insurers' new business premium up 13% in May; non-life firms rise 6.3%

Gift of Protection: Five types of insurance that you can gift this Father’s Day

Debt mutual funds see ₹15,908 crore outflow in May amid redemptions

Indian macros are quite strong, relatively shielded from global shocks, says this fund manager

Click to clap

Disclaimer: Cafemutual is an industry platform of mutual fund professionals. Our visitors are requested to maintain the decorum of the platform when expressing their thoughts and commenting on articles. Viewers are advised to refrain from making defamatory allegations against individuals. Those making abusive language or defamatory allegations will be blocked from accessing the web site.

0 Comment

Be the first to comment.

More than 2,07,000 of your industry peers are staying on top of their game by receiving daily tips, ideas and articles on growth strategies. Join them and stay updated by subscribing to Cafemutual newsletters.

Fill in the below details or write to newsdesk@cafemutual.com and subscribe to Cafemutual Newsletter now.

POLL

MORE POLLS

How will the US tariffs impact the Indian economy over one year?

Indian economy will be negatively impacted

There will be little or no impact on Indian economy

Indian economy will be positively impacted

EVENTS