The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has unveiled three new initiatives—Chhoti SIP, Tarun Yojana, and MITRA—to promote financial inclusion, enhance investor awareness, and simplify the retrieval of lost investments. These efforts align with SEBI and AMFI’s mission to make mutual fund investments more accessible to a broader audience.

Chhoti SIP introduces a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) starting at just ₹250, making mutual fund investments more affordable, particularly for first-time and underserved investors. Tarun Yojana integrates financial literacy into school curricula, equipping students with fundamental investment knowledge. Meanwhile, the MITRA platform assists investors and their heirs in locating and reclaiming unclaimed or forgotten mutual fund assets, ensuring rightful ownership.

“Investor participation is crucial for expanding and strengthening India’s financial markets. AMFI’s initiatives will not only encourage more individuals to begin investing but also provide essential tools for transparency, security, and ease of access to mutual fund investments,” stated SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch.