A 10-year SIP in mid-cap MFs can deliver alpha returns
Mumbai: Investors looking to put money in mid-cap mutual funds through Systematic Investment Plans or SIPs should ideally have a 10-year horizon. This is because the probability of making at least 10-15% annualised returns from this category is the highest when held over a decade.
A study by Whiteoak Capital shows that investors who did a SIP for a 10-year period earned an average return of 17.4%, compared with 13% in large-cap funds and 14.8% in small-cap funds.
A study by Whiteoak Capital shows that investors who did a SIP for a 10-year period earned an average return of 17.4%, compared with 13% in large-cap funds and 14.8% in small-cap funds.
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