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I am 42 years old, and for the last 18 months, I have been investing ?90,000 per month in SIPs (20% in small cap, 25% in multicap, 20% in hybrid, 30% in large cap, and 5% in an IT digital fund). The total value of these funds is now ?18,00,000. I also have a PF of ?11,00,000, ?3 lakh in the stock market, and two houses with a monthly EMI of ?40,000. Currently, this is all the wealth I have. I would like to achieve a monthly income of ?2 lakh after 10 years. Could you please suggest the best steps I can take to reach this goal? Thank you in advance for your guidance. Best regards,

Ans: Existing corpus 18+11+3=32 L
Assuming modest growth @ 10% pa this corpus will grow to 83 Lakhs 10 year hence.

Also SIP of 90K will yield a corpus of 2.22 Cr after 10 years

So comprehensive corpus of 2.22 + 0.83=3.05 Cr

Considering annuity at 6 % this will yield a monthly income of 1.52 L falling short of your expectation of 2 L pm.

This can be addressed in two ways:
Either you increase SIP amount to 1.30 L or top-up current SIP amount by 10% each year.

This leads to corpus of 3.21 + 0.83=4Cr+

An annuity at 6% will yield you a monthly income of 2 L(pre-tax).

The rental income from your extra house or other fund resources are not considered.

A modest return of 13% is considered from pure equity schemes.

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