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  Investor Point At A Glance

 ₹350 crore+  

Assets under Management as of 31st October 2025

 7500+

  Happy ​Investors

 500+

  Families  

 Trusted

 Since 1990

 1.80 crore+

  Active SIP Book

For any support related to mutual fund Investments, please reach out to us at +91 8490860099 or support@investorpoint.co.in. We will be happy to assist you.

  Systematic ways of investing your money in mutual funds 

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

SIP allows investors to invest a fixed amount in the mutual fund scheme at regular intervals. SIP encourages disciplined investing without worrying about market volatility & timing the market.

Why SIP? 
Power of compounding 
Rupee Cost Averaging 
Ease of Investing 
Builds habit of investing 
Start with as little as ₹100 per month

Systematic Transfer Plan 
(STP) 

STP is a way of transferring money from one mutual fund scheme to another scheme of same fund house at predefined intervals. STP is done when you have LUMPSUM amount to invest but do not wish to invest all amount in one go. Typically, STP is done from debt or liquid mutual fund to equity fund.

Why STP? 
Manage Market Volatility 
Rupee cost averaging 
Earn higher returns 
Disciplined investing

Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP)

SWP allows investors withdraw a fixed amount from mutual fund scheme at regular intervals. SWP is complete opposite of SIP as SIP is an Investment plan, SWP is a withdrawal plan.

 Why SWP? 
Monthly income and capital appreciation 
Tax efficient

  Why Investor Point?

Customer First Approach

Deep Knowledge and Expertise

Transformative Ingenuity

Thirty years and counting

 Listening to clients

 Do the right thing.  

 The Mutual Fund Advantage

Professional Management  

Mutual Funds are managed by professional fund managers and have qualified team of experts for research. As there work is to do research and based on that they do investing, Mutual Fund managers have edge over individual investors.

Well Regulated  

Mutual Funds are governed by Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and they are obliged to adhere to strict regulations formulated to safeguard investors.

Transparency  

Mutual Funds are required to disclose their portfolio, performance, expense ratio etc that allows investors to make an informed decision while investing.

Liquidity 

Mutual Funds are managed by professional fund managers and have qualified team of experts for research. As there work is to do research and based on that they do investing, Mutual Fund managers have edge over individual investors.

Risk Diversification  

Risk Diversification is most prominent advantage of Mutual Fund investing. Mutual Funds invest across asset class which include Equity, Debt & Gold. These simply means investors won’t have all eggs in one basket. With diversification risk associated with one class asset class is countered by the others.

Small Amounts   

Investors can start SIP in Mutual Funds with ₹100. These means anyone can invest in mutual funds and start his/her wealth creation journey.

Low Cost 

Mutual Funds are managed by professional fund managers and have qualified team of experts for research. As there work is to do research and based on that they do investing, Mutual Fund managers have edge over individual investors.

Tax Benefits   

Investment in tax savings mutual funds or Equity Linked Savings Scheme up to ₹150,000 qualifies for tax benefit under section 80C of income tax act 1961. Further Mutual Fund Investments when held for more than one year are tax efficient.

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