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Your SIP Is 5 Years Old. Should You Still Be Investing In The Same Fund?

Investors should review how the fund has performed over the years, investment strategy, risk level and their own financial goals before deciding whether to continue or move their money elsewhere.

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Your SIP Is 5 Years Old. Should You Still Be Investing In The Same Fund?
Investors should review how the fund has performed over the years, investment strategy, risk level and their own financial goals before deciding whether to continue or move their money elsewhere.
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