Cost of Investment Delay Calculator: Monthly SIP investment Rs 15,000; know how 5-year delay can decrease your corpus from Rs 5.30 cr to Rs 2.84 cr
Cost of Investment Delay Calculator: Starting to invest early gives a significant edge to a person. The earlier they start, the smaller their monthly investment is likely to be to achieve the retirement corpus goal.
Cost of Investment Delay Calculator: Should you start investing now, tomorrow, or later? Tomorrow never comes, and later doesn't have a fixed date. In the realm of investment, time is the king. It's not about the right investment at the right time and in the right scheme. It's about starting early and investing for a long period. In schemes, where investors get compound interest or returns, early investment plays a key role. The delay of a couple of years can affect the retirement corpus by crores compared to a person who begins early. In this write-up, through various examples, we will explain the importance of starting investing early. Also, know how a 5-year investment delay for a person with a Rs 15,000 monthly SIP investment can affect their retirement corpus by Rs 2.46 crore.
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(Disclaimer: This is not investment advice. Do your own due diligence or consult an expert for retirement planning.)
Importance of investment duration
Examples of early investment benefit
Let's begin with a Rs 3,000 monthly SIP investment and see what will be corpus in 10 years, 20 years, and 30 years if the annualised rate of return is 12 per cent.
In 10 years, the investment will be Rs 3,60,000, estimated capital gains will be Rs 3,37,017, and the estimated corpus will be Rs 6,97,017.
Examples of early investment benefit
Examples of early investment benefit
Another example for retirement corpus
Here, we take the example of a Rs 3 crore retirement corpus and see what will be the monthly and total investment if one wants to achieve it in 15, 20, and 25 years at 12 per cent annualised growth.
To achieve it in 25 years, the estimated monthly SIP investment will be Rs 15,810, the total investment will be Rs 47,43,000, estimated capital gains will be Rs 2,52,58,611, and the estimated retirement corpus will be Rs 3,00,01,611.