Investment Planning: Let’s assume you have 3 investments to make—a Rs 10,000 monthly SIP; an additional Rs 5 lakh one-time investment to SIP; and stepping up the Rs 10,000 SIP by 5 per cent yearly along with the Rs 5 lakh upfront investment, all 3 for 30 years. The first option is the easiest and…
Many people mistakenly view SIPs as either mutual funds or distinct from them. However, the fact is that a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is simply an investment approach, not a fund. It’s a vehicle that allows you to invest periodically in a mutual fund or scheme of your choice. It allows investors to direct their money…
Compounding in investment plays an important role in growing your wealth in the long run. It prepares you for a better tomorrow, irrespective of your investment amount. Even if you invest a small amount, your money will grow over time with the help of the power of compounding. The key to benefiting from compounding is…
Angana and Srija, two friends in their 30s, were enjoying a cup of coffee when the topic of retirement planning came up. Angana trusts PPF because it offers safety and guaranteed returns. Srija, however, prefers SIP, hoping for higher growth. Curious to see which option would work better, they both decided to invest Rs 90,000…
In a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP), investment in some mutual funds allows you to start investing with as little as Rs 100. The power of compounding plays an important role in long-term wealth growth. On that note, let’s calculate how quickly an Rs 16,000 monthly SIP can help generate over Rs 15 crore corpus. What…
In a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP), you have numerous advantages, one of which is the ability to start with as little as Rs 100. Many SIPs allow investors to begin investing with this small amount. Also, SIPs offer liquidity, enabling investors to withdraw or redeem their invested funds, subject to the fund’s terms and conditions,…