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Power of Compounding Over the years, the returns on your investments get reinvested and generate their own returns. This snowball effect (compounding) can turn small contributions into a substantial corpus given enough time. The earlier you start your SIP, the more you harness compounding.

Flexibility and Control SIPs aren’t binding commitments. You can increase your contribution, pause, or stop your SIP whenever needed. You’re in control. There are typically no penalties for adjusting your plan – it’s meant to fit your life.

Goal-Based Investing It’s easy to align SIPs with specific goals. For instance, start one SIP for your retirement, another for a home down payment, and maybe one for your child’s education. Each goal gets its own steady funding.