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Rupeezy Launches Purpose-First Goal-Based Mutual Fund Investing Experience
Rupeezy has introduced a new way to choose mutual fund investments.
Instead of first asking which fund someone wants, it asks what goal they are saving for.
A goal might be buying a home, paying for education, or preparing for retirement.
Rupeezy says many people compare several funds but still do not invest because there are too many choices.
The platform suggests goals based on a person’s age and life stage.
It calculates how much money may be needed each month and allows an extra one-time investment.
People can choose from four investment approaches, from cautious to growth-focused.
The service also lets users track each goal separately and review portfolio performance.
Rupeezy launched a goal-based mutual fund investing experience designed to help users begin with financial goals rather than fund selection.
The platform said its analysis of more than 6,000 investors found that comparing multiple funds often delayed or prevented investment decisions.
Its Life Stage Personalisation Engine recommends goals based on a user’s age and stage of life.
Users can calculate monthly SIP requirements, add lump-sum investments, and select from four risk-based investment pathways.
The experience uses Direct Mutual Funds, Index Funds, and curated Funds of Funds, and is aimed primarily at Gen Z and Millennial investors.
- Who
- Rupeezy, led by CEO Shauryam Gupta, launched the investing experience.
- What
- Rupeezy launched a Purpose-First Goal-Based Mutual Fund Investing experience.
- Where
- The announcement was made from Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
- When
- The launch was announced on September 10.
- Why
- Rupeezy said the product is intended to reduce choice overload and make long-term investing simpler and more goal-oriented.
Key facts
- Company
- Rupeezy, a technology-driven Indian investment platform
- Product
- Purpose-First Goal-Based Mutual Fund Investing
- Investor analysis
- More than 6,000 mutual fund researchers were analyzed
- Decision challenge
- Nearly four in five investors who compared three or more funds did not invest
- Investment pathways
- Four pathways ranging from conservative to growth-oriented
- Investment options
- Direct Mutual Funds, Index Funds, and curated Funds of Funds
- Target users
- Primarily Gen Z and Millennial investors
- Registered users
- More than 500,000 registered users and investors
Quotes
Shauryam Gupta
CEO of Rupeezy
“Investors aren’t uninformed, they are often stuck in the complexity of choice.”
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