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Hey everyone,

I’ve been exploring different investment strategies and came across Consumption mutual funds. This category of mutual funds invests in companies that benefit from rising consumer demand, such as FMCG, retail, automobiles, and healthcare. Given the rapid growth of consumer-driven industries, I wanted to start a discussion on whether this could be a smart investment choice.

For those new to the concept, Consumption mutual funds focus on businesses that thrive when consumer spending increases. This makes them an interesting option for long-term investors looking to capitalize on economic growth.

I’d love to get insights from fellow investors on:

1. Do you think Consumption funds can provide consistent returns over the years?

2. Which is the best consumption mutual fund regarding stability and past performance?

3. Would investing through an SIP be a good strategy for this category?

4. Has anyone here invested in a Consumption mutual fund? If so, what has your experience been like?

Many experts recommend the Best SIP approach to investing in sectoral funds like these, as it helps manage risk over time. But considering market fluctuations, is an SIP the right choice for this category?

Would love to hear your thoughts, insights, and any recommendations on the best-performing funds in this sector. Let’s discuss and help each other make informed investment decisions!

Looking forward to your response.