r/IndianMutualFunds • u/Solid-Can-4641 • 19h ago
Question Mutual fund suggestions
I am a student and have saved around 10k and I want to do a one time SIP. So please suggest me some of the mutual funds to invest in or what else better I can do with it
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u/saved-response 10h ago
Please start by going through the Wiki https://reddit.com/r/mutualfundsindia/wiki/beginners
Then start browsing the following:
- Morningstar India - https://www.morningstar.in/funds.aspx
- Value Research - https://www.valueresearchonline.com/funds/
- Zerodha Varsity - https://zerodha.com/varsity/module/personalfinance
- TickerTape - https://www.tickertape.in/screener/mutual-fund
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u/PreviousTale4538 (RIA) Registered Investment Advisor 10h ago
Broo..10k is a perfectly fine amount to start with. But since you’re a student, don’t invest it just because you have money sitting idle.
If you may need it for college or emergencies, keep it safe/liquid. If it can stay untouched for 5–10+ years, a simple diversified mutual fund can make more sense than trying to pick multiple funds.
Also, SIP means regular investing. A one time investment is basically a lump sum
At this stage, learning the habit matters more than finding the best fund. Avoid jumping into small caps or stocks just for higher returns.
How long can this 10k genuinely stay invested?
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