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SANJAY Question by SANJAY on May 18, 2023Hindi
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Hi, I have just turned 50...I have started investing in SIP's ICICI, P Parekh and Kotak Mahindra (All put together 70 K per month.Can you help me with estimated Corpus generated by the time i turn 60.

Ans: Considering that all these funds will fetch 12% yearly returns the corpus value in 10yrs will be 1,65,09,853/-
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Estimating Corpus:
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Rate of Return: Assuming an average annual return of 10% on your investments.
Regular Investments: You mentioned investments in SIPs, NPS, PPF, and FDs.
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Increase SIP Amount: Given your goal to retire by 50, you might consider increasing your SIP amount periodically to boost your retirement corpus. Even a modest increase in monthly SIP amount can significantly impact the final corpus due to the power of compounding.
Equity Exposure: As retirement is still 15 years away, you can afford to have a higher equity exposure to benefit from the higher return potential of equities over the long term. Consider reviewing your asset allocation and increasing equity exposure if deemed appropriate.
Tax Planning: Explore tax-saving investment avenues like ELSS funds, NPS, or tax-saving FDs to optimize tax liability and enhance post-tax returns.
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