GOAL based Mutual
Fund SIPs: Dream Car, Daughter’s Education, Retirement Home..!
Canara
Robeco Asset Management Company (CRAMC) has launched the Goal SIP Plan,
is
designed to make the concept of goal-linked investing more memorable, relatable
and emotionally appealing.
Goal SIP – A step towards personalised investing
Allowing
investors to personalize their Systematic Investment Plans by aligning them
with specific financial goals. It makes mutual fund investing more intuitive
and emotionally engaging.
Through
Goal SIP, investors can name each SIP after personal milestones — such as
“Dream Car,” “Daughter’s Education,” or “Retirement Home.”
Further,
the chosen goal name is reflected even
in account statements, constantly reminding investors of what they are
working towards. This emotional association helps investors stay committed to
their financial journey and fosters long-term investment discipline.
Goal
SIP offers several flexible features that adapt to investors’ evolving
financial circumstances:
- The
Pause feature allows investors to temporarily halt their SIPs during
financial stress and resume them later without disruption
- The
Top-Up option encourages increasing contributions over time to accelerate
goal achievement
- The
MyDate feature allows investors to select an SIP date that holds personal
significance, such as an anniversary or birthday.
- The Long-Term SIP function enables continuity without the need for periodic renewal, encouraging sustained investing habits.
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For more details and Investments..!
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A S MURALIDHARRAN
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CEO,
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UMA MURALIDHARRAN
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LALITHA MURALIDHARRAN
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VEERA FINSERVE
Old No. 23/69, New No. 14, 1St Floor,
RAKSHA COMPLEX,
TM MAISTRY STREET,
VANNANTHURAI JUNCTION,
THIRUVANMIYUR
CHENNAI 600041
MOBILE & WHATSAPP 8754035456
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E mail:
asmuralidharran@gmail.com
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Read
articles written by Mr. A S MURALIDHARRAN in Nanayam Vikatan, a leading
personal finance magazine
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Disclaimer: Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme
related documents carefully. The past performance of the mutual funds is not
necessarily indicative of future performance of the schemes.
