Power of Rs 8,88,888 One-time Investment in Mutual Funds: Mutual funds are an asset class that invests money in various assets like stocks, equities and bonds on behalf of investors. There are two types of investments in mutual funds: one-time investment/lump sum investment and monthly investment. In this write-up, we will try to explain how your one-time investment in a mutual fund can grow significantly when you stay invested for the long term.
(Disclaimer: Our calculations are projections and not investment advice. Do your own due diligence or consult an expert for financial planning.)
1/13There are many advantages to investing in mutual funds, such as compounding, diversification, rupee cost averaging, liquidity, and more.
2/13It is a process in which you will earn capital gain not only on the principle amount but also on the capital gain earned earlier.
3/13It is a risk management strategy whereby investments are spread across different asset classes, sectors and geographies to reduce the impact of poor performance of any one security.
4/13It is an investment strategy where a fixed sum is invested in mutual funds at regular intervals.
5/13It refers to the ease and speed with which you can convert your investment into cash.
6/13Therefore, strategic investment in mutual funds can be beneficial if you are looking for investment ideas.
7/13Let's assume you are making a one-time investment of Rs 8,88,888 in mutual funds and aiming to create a corpus of over Rs 8.27 crore. Now, can you guess how much time it will take? Let's calculate and find -
8/13For all calculations, we are assuming a 12 per cent annualised return rate.
9/13To create over Rs 8.27 crore corpus with a Rs 8,88,888 one-time investment, one needs to invest for at least 40 years in mutual funds, according to the calculations.
10/13One can expect a total of Rs 8,18,23,003 (on average) as capital gains by making a one-time investment of Rs 8,88,888 in mutual funds for 40 years.
11/13However, it should be noted that this is an expected return, and the actual amount may vary depending on the market conditions.
12/13Consequently, at the end of 40 years, you may get a total of Rs 8,27,11,891 (approx.). This includes the principal investment and capital gain.
13/13Total Investment Amount: Rs 8,88,888 Capital Gains: Rs 8,18,23,003 Total Approx. Return: Rs 8,27,11,891