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Power of Compounding: How much corpus you can create with Rs 5,000, Rs 10,000 & Rs 15,000 monthly SIPs in 20 years?
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Understanding the Power of Compounding
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Compounding is a financial principle where interest earned is reinvested, leading to exponential growth.
It allows both the principal and previously earned interest to generate further returns.
Over time, compounding can amplify even small, consistent investments into significant wealth.
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Key Elements of Compounding
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Reinvestment: Interest earned is added to the principal for future returns.
Interest on Interest: The reinvested interest also starts earning interest, creating a snowball effect.
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Types of Interest
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Simple Interest: Earned only on the principal amount.
Compound Interest: Calculated on both the principal and reinvested interest, leading to faster growth.
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How Compounding Works Step-by-Step
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Initial Investment: Start with a fixed amount.
Interest Earned: Accumulate returns over time.
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Reinvestment
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Repeat Process
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Role of SIP in Compounding
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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP): Regular, small investments in mutual funds over time.
Helps reduce the financial burden of large one-time investments while maximizing returns.
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Corpus with Rs 5,000 SIP
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Invested Amount: Rs 12,00,000 over 20 years.
Estimated Returns: Rs 37,95,740.
Total Value: Rs 49,95,740.
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Corpus with Rs 10,000 SIP
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Invested Amount: Rs 24,00,000 over 20 years.
Estimated Returns: Rs 75,91,479.
Total Value: Rs 99,91,479.
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Corpus with Rs 15,000 SIP
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Invested Amount: Rs 36,00,000 over 20 years.
Estimated Returns: Rs 1,13,87,219.
Total Value: Rs 1,49,87,219.
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