Before investing in DSP Mutual Fund, it's crucial to consider several factors:

• Investment Goal and Tenure: Determine your investment goal and the duration you plan to stay invested, aligning it with your risk tolerance.
• Fund Type: Understand the different types of funds offered by DSP Mutual Fund to choose the one that suits your financial objectives.
• Fund Managers: Research the background and experience of fund managers associated with DSP Mutual Fund to ensure your investment is in capable hands.
• Expense Ratio: Evaluate the expense ratio charged by DSP Mutual Fund, opting for funds with lower expenses to maximize net returns.
• Fund Performance: Analyze the historical performance of DSP Mutual Fund schemes to assess their potential for generating returns aligned with your goals.

Arpana Karnik, Jay Kothari, Rohit Singhania, Vinit Sambre, Resham Jain, Ravi Gehani, Diipesh Shah, Laukik Baugwe and Sandeep Yadav are the fund managers for DSP Mutual Fund. 

You can calculate the Daily/ Weekly/ Monthly/ Quarterly SIP Amount for all DSP Mutual Funds using INDMoney’s Trust SIP Calculator

You can receive your DSP Mutual Fund account statement on your registered email and INDMoney’s online portal after you invest. 

SEBI regulates transactions at DSP Mutual Fund. It ensures the financial security of the investments. You must bear in mind though that mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Thus, you must study the market risks before investing in DSP Mutual Fund.

There are various ways you can redeem your DSP Mutual Fund. If you have invested from IND money, you can simply place your redemption request from the INDmoney mobile app.

Some of the factors you should consider for investing in a mutual fund are:

• Experience of the fund manager
• Past performance of the fund
• AMC’s reputation
• Your risk appetite
• Investment horizon
• Portfolio of the scheme

DSP Mutual Fund offers a range of funds, including equity, debt, and hybrid funds. Equity funds are suited for capital appreciation, debt funds for stable income, and hybrid funds for a balanced approach. Choose the fund type that aligns with your risk appetite and investment goals.

Consider your cash flow, risk tolerance, and investment horizon when deciding between lump sum and SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) investments. SIPs offer rupee cost averaging and disciplined investing, while lump sum investments provide potential for higher returns but carry higher risk.