A method of investing
A systematic investment plan is a way to invest a chosen amount at regular intervals in a mutual fund scheme. It is an investment method rather than a separate asset class.
Consistency and uncertainty
Regular contributions can support a saving habit, while purchase prices vary over time. This does not assure profit or protect against loss. The underlying scheme remains exposed to its investment risks.
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