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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 08, 2024Hindi
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Can a SIP of Rs 2,000 per month for 20 years help me earn Rs 40 lakh? I would also be interested in doing a top-up SIP of Rs 1,000 after end of every year, and may be Rs 2,000 SIP top-up after three years. What kind of returns can I expect from this endeavor?

Ans: Whether a SIP of Rs 2,000 per month for 20 years with top-ups can help you earn Rs 40 lakh depends on the rate of return you achieve. Here's a breakdown:
Investment plan:
• Monthly SIP: Rs 2,000
• Investment period: 20 years (240 months)

Top-up SIP:
• Rs 1,000 annually
• Rs 2,000 after 3 years (one-time)

Possible returns:

It's impossible to predict future returns with certainty, but here's an estimate based on historical averages:

• Equity mutual funds: Historically, equity mutual funds in India have delivered average annual returns of around 12-15%. With this rate, you could reach Rs 40 lakh in approximately 15-17 years.
• Debt mutual funds: Debt funds offer lower returns but are less volatile. They typically yield 6-8% annually. At this rate, reaching Rs 40 lakh would take much longer, possibly exceeding 20 years.

Reaching Rs 40 lakh:

Based on the above, a return of at least 8% would be necessary to reach Rs 40 lakh within 20 years with your investment plan. Remember, this is just an estimate, and actual returns may vary significantly.

Using a SIP calculator:

For a more precise estimate, consider using a SIP calculator that factors in your investment details and desired return rate. Many online platforms offer such calculators.

Important factors to remember:

• Past performance is not indicative of future results. Mutual fund returns can fluctuate significantly depending on market conditions.
• Consider your risk tolerance. Equity funds offer higher potential returns but also carry greater risk. Choose a fund that aligns with your risk appetite.
• Seek professional advice. Consulting a financial advisor can help you create a personalised investment plan based on your goals and risk profile.
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