SIP vs PPF for Rs 65,000/year investment: Which can create higher corpus in 15 years?

SIP vs PPF: Systematic Investment Plan and Public Provident Fund are two long-term investment options that can generate a substantial corpus. Let's learn about them and compare their return for an investment of Rs 65,000 per year over 15 years.
SIP vs PPF for Rs 65,000/year investment: Which can create higher corpus in 15 years?
If you invest Rs 65,000 yearly in SIP, your total investment will amount to Rs 9,74,880 in 15 years.

SIP vs PPF: When it comes to investing for long-term goals, some prefer risk-free schemes like the Public Provident Fund (PPF), while some take on risks and invest their money in a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). Both differ in nature but help to generate a substantial corpus for post-retirement life. Let's learn more about them and compare their return for an investment of Rs 65,000 per year over 15 years.

SIPPPF
Market-linked investment optionGovernment-backed savings scheme
Can invest money based on financial capacityCan invest maximum Rs 1.5 lakh per year
Offers average long-term return of 12%Offers an interest rate of 7.1%
No lock-in period, investor gets to chooseMaturity and lock in period is 15 years
High RiskLow risk

SIP vs PPF: How Much Corpus Can You Generate in 15 Years?

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Suppose you are investing Rs 65,000 annually in both - SIP and PPF. Now, can you guess how much corpus you can generate in 15 years? Let's calculate.

SIP Investment Calculation: How Much Corpus Will You Generate in 15 Years with Rs 65,000 Annual Investment?

If you invest Rs 65,000 yearly in SIP (Rs 5,416 per month), your total investment will amount to Rs 9,74,880 in 15 years. Assuming an average annual return of 12 per cent, the total corpus generated at the end of 15 years would be approximately Rs 27,32,784, including Rs 17,57,904 as capital gains.

SIP Returns (with 12% annual interest rate):

  • Monthly investment: Rs 5,416
  • Total investment (15 years): Rs 9,74,880
  • Estimated returns: Rs 17,57,904
  • Total value: Rs 27,32,784

PPF Investment Calculation: How Much Will Your Corpus Grow in 15 Years with Rs 65,000 Annual Investment?

If you invest Rs 65,000 per year in a PPF, your total investment over 15 years will also amount to Rs 9,75,000. However, with an annualised return of 7.1 per cent, the interest earned would be Rs 7,87,891. With this, the final corpus would be around Rs 17,62,891 (principal + interest).

PPF Returns (with 7.1% annual interest rate):

  • Annual Investment: Rs 65,000
  • Total Investment (15 years): Rs 9,75,000
  • Estimated Returns: Rs 7,87,891
  • Total Corpus: Rs 17,62,891

SIP Investment Summary -

YearSIP Amt /
Month
Total Invested
Amt
Interest Amt /
Year
Maturity
Value
Year15,41664,9924,38369,375
Year25,4161,29,98417,5651,47,549
Year35,4161,94,97640,6612,35,637
Year45,4162,59,96874,9293,34,897
Year55,4163,24,9601,21,7864,46,746
Year65,4163,89,9521,82,8285,72,780
Year75,4164,54,9442,59,8547,14,798
Year85,4165,19,9363,54,8928,74,828
Year95,4165,84,9284,70,22510,55,153
Year105,4166,49,9206,08,42812,58,348
Year115,4167,14,9127,72,40214,87,314
Year125,4167,79,9049,65,41417,45,318
Year135,4168,44,89611,91,14720,36,043
Year145,4169,09,88814,53,75223,63,640
Year155,4169,74,88017,57,90427,32,784

PPF Investment Summary -

Year of depositAmount depositedInterest earnedYear end Balance
1 yearRs 65,000Rs 4,615Rs 69,615
2 yearsRs 1,30,000Rs 14,173Rs 1,44,173
3 yearsRs 1,95,000Rs 29,024Rs 2,24,024
4 yearsRs 2,60,000Rs 49,545Rs 3,09,545
5 yearsRs 3,25,000Rs 76,138Rs 4,01,138
6 yearsRs 3,90,000Rs 1,09,234Rs 4,99,234
7 yearsRs 4,55,000Rs 1,49,294Rs 6,04,294
8 yearsRs 5,20,000Rs 1,96,814Rs 7,16,814
9 yearsRs 5,85,000Rs 2,52,323Rs 8,37,323
10 yearsRs 6,50,000Rs 3,16,388Rs 9,66,388
11 yearsRs 7,15,000Rs 3,89,616Rs 11,04,616
12 yearsRs 7,80,000Rs 4,72,659Rs 12,52,659
13 yearsRs 8,45,000Rs 5,66,212Rs 14,11,212
14 yearsRs 9,10,000Rs 6,71,024Rs 15,81,024
15 yearsRs 9,75,000Rs 7,87,891Rs 17,62,891

(Disclaimer: Our calculations are projections and not investment advice. Do your due diligence or consult an expert for financial planning.)

Priya Vishwakarma

Priya Vishwakarma

Priya Vishwakarma, Sub Editor – Zee Business Digital

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