Long-Term SIP Strategy: If you plan to build your retirement corpus with a monthly SIP of Rs 25,000, it’s important to approach this strategically. The amount of money you can accumulate depends on the annualised return rate you receive. Wondering how? Well, in this article, we will try to explain through examples how your final corpus will change depending on the annual rate of return you get.
(Disclaimer: Our calculations are projections and not investment advice. Do your own due diligence or consult an expert for financial planning)
1/12SIP or Systematic Investment Plan is an investment option linked to the stock market where investors can invest money based on their financial capacity.
2/12Despite the market risks, SIP is often considered a good option for wealth creation because it benefits from rupee cost averaging, which helps mitigate losses.
3/12- Power of compounding - Cost Effective - Diversification
4/12The compounding is a process in which an investor gets growth not only of the principal amount but also of the accumulated capital gain from previous periods.
5/12The compounding creates a snowball effect that helps your investments grow exponentially over time.
6/12Let’s assume you’re investing Rs 25,000 every month in an SIP for 25 years. Now, can you guess how much wealth you can generate in these years? Let's calculate and find -
7/12According to the calculation, your total investment over 25 years would be Rs 75,00,000.
8/12In this write-up, we will calculate the capital gains and total amounts received at 12 per cent, 13 per cent, 14 per cent, and 15 per cent annualised returns:
9/12With an annualised return of 12 per cent, the estimated capital gain could be around Rs 3,50,55,164. Adding the initial investment to this capital gain, your total investment could grow to approximately Rs 4,25,55,164 over 25 years.
10/12With an annualised return of 13 per cent, the estimated capital gain could be around Rs 4,24,11,961. Adding the initial investment to this capital gain, your total investment could grow to approximately Rs 4,99,11,961 over 25 years.
11/12With an annualised return of 14 per cent, the estimated capital gain could be around Rs 5,11,16,007. Over 25 years, your investment could grow to approximately Rs 5,86,16,007.
12/12With an annualised return of 15 per cent, the estimated capital gain could be around Rs 6,14,14,019. Over 25 years, your investment could grow to approximately Rs 6,89,14,019.