SIP vs FD: Which is Better for Your Money?
Investment Options
SIPs invest regularly in mutual funds, averaging market volatility. FDs offer guaranteed returns with fixed interest.
SIPs suit long-term growth, FDs for safety and liquidity.
Pros and Cons
SIPs
Higher potential returns, rupee-cost averaging, but market risk.
FDs
Guaranteed returns, low risk, but lower returns than inflation.
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