If you are wondering where to invest – SIP or PPF – to generate a sizeable corpus, you are not alone. Many of us are confused about the various investment options. In this context, we will compare SIP and PPF to help you decide which one can generate a higher corpus with an investment of…
Are you dreaming of owning a car without taking a loan? The 12x12x12 SIP formula can make it possible. By investing Rs 12,000 monthly for 12 years with an expected return of 12 per cent per annum, you can build a corpus of approximately Rs 37 lakhs. This disciplined approach helps you save and grow…
A Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a government-backed investment option for risk-averse investors, along with a guaranteed return. However, the investment amount has a limit in this scheme, with up to 1.5 lakh in a year. PPF also has a lock-in period of 15 years, which can be extended further to 5-year blocks. Whereas in…
SIP Calculations: When we calculate future investment return, we often get results such as a Rs 10,000 monthly SIP investment creating a Rs 3 crore corpus in 25 years and a Rs 15,000 monthly SIP investment generating a Rs 2 crore corpus in 15 years. The results may appear soothing to our eyes. But have…
NPS investment has low equity exposure. The maximum percentage that can be invested towards equity shares or stocks is 75 per cent. SIP is a way through which you can invest a fixed amount in mutual funds of your choice. Mutual Funds offer a wide assortment of investment options. Depending on your risk appetite and…