Most mutual fund investors invest through monthly SIPs. But a common question is—if you invest daily instead of monthly, will your returns be higher? Many assume yes, because the money gets more time to grow. The reality, however, is different.
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News1827-12-2025, 12:56

Daily vs Monthly SIP: Long-Term Returns Show Little Difference, Study Reveals

  • A study compared daily, monthly, and quarterly SIPs over 15 years (Dec 2010 - Dec 2025) in the Nifty 50 Index.
  • Despite common belief, investing more frequently (daily SIP) did not significantly boost long-term returns.
  • Total investment amount was kept identical across all frequencies for a fair comparison.
  • Daily SIP yielded ₹1.15 crore (13.83% XIRR), monthly ₹1.14 crore (13.80% XIRR), and quarterly ₹1.15 crore (13.80% XIRR).
  • The key factor for returns is the duration of investment and overall market performance, not the frequency of SIP instalments.

Why It Matters: Long-term SIP returns are driven by market cycles and investment duration, not frequency.

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