There are two ways in which investments in this fund can be made:
o Via Direct Plan – This involves direct purchase of units from the fund house i.e.: Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund
o Via Regular Plan – this involves purchasing units of the fund from a mutual fund distributor or broker of your choice

The only other difference between both these plans, is that they charge different expense ratios. This also results in a difference in their market NAVs although they have the same investing portfolio.

Currently the regular plan has an expense ratio of ____%, whereas the direct plan charges a lower expense ratio of ____%.
Choosing a direct plan over regular plan, means your investments will be subject to a lower expense ratio which translates into better returns on your investment.

The fund charges an expense ratio of ____% on a regular plan and ____% on a direct plan. (As on _______)
This expense ratio is an annual charge from investments which is intended to cover the fund management and other administration costs.

AUM or assets under management denotes the total outstanding market value of investments in Aditya Birla Sun Life India Gennext Fund that is being managed by the Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund.

In a direct plan, the units are bought directly from Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund, thus they can be conveniently redeemed online from its webpage or app. Once logged in you must provide the redemption amount or the number of units you wish to redeem.

Yes, the Aditya Birla Sun Life India Gennext Fund offers both SIP and lumpsum investing options to investors. The choice of mode of investing will be guided by your investing objective, risk appetite, investing term and affordability. This fund can also be suitable for STP investing, when investors want to re-balance their portfolio from debt to equity.