Choosing SIP Dates on FYERS

Can I customize the dates for the SIP?

Yes, we provide you the flexibility to select the SIP date as per your requirement. To set your SIP date, simply follow the intuitive options provided, exemplified in the image below:



NoteKeep in mind that once your SIP date is finalized, you won't be able to change it for the SIP's entire duration. Ensure you select a date that aligns with your long-term financial strategy.
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