Rupee Cost Averaging: How Your SIP Works
Two friends invest the same ₹60,000 in a jumpy market — one all at once, one bit by bit. The drip-feeder ends up with more units for the same money. Meet rupee cost averaging.
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Check my scoreTwo friends invest the same ₹60,000 in a jumpy market — one all at once, one bit by bit. The drip-feeder ends up with more units for the same money. Meet rupee cost averaging.
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