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Chhoti SIP

Empowering First-Time Investors through Chhoti SIP

 

What is Chhoti SIP?

In order to increase the reach of mutual funds, facilitate participation from low income groups and for larger financial inclusion, SEBI in collaboration with mutual fund industry and Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has conceptualised the idea of ‘sachetisation’ of mutual funds also referred to as Chhoti SIP.

Chhoti SIP is a small-ticket Systematic Investment Plan that allows the new investors to invest as little as ₹250 per instalment in eligible schemes of investor’s choice.

The instalment size under Chhoti SIP shall be equal to Rs. 250, subject to a maximum of three SIPs (one each in up to three Asset Management Companies).

Minimum commitment by a new investor under Chhoti SIP shall be for 60 instalments. However, if investor desires to stop SIP or withdraw the SIP investment prematurely, there will be no restriction on it.

It is designed to make investing accessible for first-time investors and encourage disciplined, long-term wealth creation. 

 

Why Chhoti SIP?

Because starting small can make a big difference

Low starting amount – Begin with just ₹250

Easy entry to mutual funds – No large commitment needed

Build investing discipline – Invest regularly, grow steadily

Accessible for all – For first-time investors, new to Mutual Fund industry 

Chhoti SIP may help turn saving into a habit, making investing less intimidating and more achievable. 

 

How it works?

An Investor new to mutual funds industry may begin the process Read more

The investor may select a suitable and eligible mutual fund scheme

Start an SIP with ₹250 per instalment

 

Which investments cannot be considered as a Chhoti SIP?

Investments made by existing investors,

Investments that are not classified as small ticket SIPs,

Lumpsum investments, even if made by new investors.

 

Why start small?

Many people delay investing thinking they need a large amount.

Chhoti SIP removes that barrier by allowing you to:

Start early

Stay consistent

Provides benefit of compounding over time

Small steps, taken consistently, lead to disciplined investing

Even small investments, when done regularly, can grow meaningfully in the long run.

 

Who is it for?

First-time investors in Mutual Funds especially:

Young earners & students

Small savers

Anyone hesitant to start with large investments 

 

Key features

Minimum SIP amount: ₹250

Monthly and fortnightly investment options

Digital-first, simple onboarding

Payments via National Automated Clearing House (NACH) and Unified Payment Interface (UPI) auto pay only.

Flexibility to withdraw (as per scheme terms)

 

Conclusion 

Your journey doesn’t need to start big. It just needs to start.

Take the first step towards investing today.

For further details regarding Chhoti SIP, kindly refer the Scheme Information Document (SID) and Key Information Memorandum (KIM) of respective schemes and Statement of Additional Information (SAI) of concerned Mutual Funds.

The information is for general purposes only and not an investment advice. Readers should seek professional advice before taking any investment related decisions. 

 

  • FAQs

  • 1. An Investor new to mutual funds industry may begin the process Read more

    2. The investor may select a suitable and eligible mutual fund scheme

    3. Start an SIP with ₹250 per instalment

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Visit https://www.hdfcfund.com/information/key-know-how to know more about the process to complete a one-time Know Your Customer (KYC) requirement to invest in Mutual Funds. Investors should only deal with registered Mutual Funds, details of which can be verified on the SEBI website (www.sebi.gov.in/intermediaries.html). For any queries, complaints & grievance redressal, investors may reach out to the AMCs and / or Investor Relations Officers. Additionally, investors may also lodge complaints directly with the AMCs. If they are not satisfied with the resolutions given by AMCs, they may raise complaint through the SCORES portal on https://scores.sebi.gov.in/ SCORES portal facilitates investors to lodge complaint online with SEBI and subsequently view its status. In case the investor is not satisfied with the resolution of the complaints raised directly with the AMCs or through the SCORES portal, they may file any complaint on the Smart ODR on https://smartodr.in/login

 

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.