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How to Invest in Fixed Investment Plan?

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How to apply?
  • Step 01

    Enter using your mobile number
  • Step 02

    Enter PAN details , Monthly Instalment Amount and choose your Number of Instalments
  • Step 03

    Complete your payment and proceed to verify your KYC and bank details
  • Step 04

    Receive the Fixed Investment Plan receipt and maximise your returns

FAQs

How to invest in a Fixed Investment Plan online?

Investing in a Fixed Investment Plan online is a simple 4 step process:

Step 01: Enter using your mobile number

Step 02: Enter PAN details , Monthly Instalment Amount and choose your Number of Instalments

Step 03: Complete your payment and proceed to verify your KYC and bank details

Step 04: Receive the Fixed Investment Plan receipt and maximise your returns

 Which is the best investment option - SIP or Fixed Investment Plan?

The decision between SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and Fixed Investment Plan (FIP) depends on individual objectives and risk tolerance. SIP is a good fit for those seeking a gradual market approach, whereas FIP offers consistent returns, monthly instalment flexibility, and the advantage of compounded returns upon maturity.

Who is eligible to invest in a Fixed Investment Plan?

Resident Individuals, including minor and senior citizen depositors are eligible to invest in the Fixed Investment Plan.

 What is the maximum investment in FIP?

Investors can invest up to ₹1 Crore in an FIP investment.

How much can I invest in a Fixed Investment Plan each month?

The minimum investment amount for Fixed Investment Plan is ₹1000 and it can be increased in the multiples of ₹500. Based on the financial goals and plans one can invest up to ₹1 Crore.

Disclaimer

With regards to deposit taking activity of Shriram Finance Limited (’SFL’), Viewers may refer to detailed information and T&C provided in our application form available at  FIP form download

The Company is having a valid Certificate of Registration dated 31st January 2023 issued by the Bank under section 45-IA of the RBI Act. However, the Reserve Bank of India does not accept any responsibility or guarantee about the present position as to the financial soundness of the company or for the correctness of any of the statements or representations made or opinions expressed by the company and for repayment of deposits/discharge of the liabilities by the company.

Maximise savings with a Fixed Investment Plan