Compounding benefit: How to become crorepati even if you get Rs 20,000 monthly salary?

SIP benefits through disciplined investing and the small amount can help you gain sizable corpus if you remain invested. 

ZeeBiz WebTeam | Oct 17, 2024, 03:07 PM IST

For wealth accumulation and building, you need to be a disciplined investor and this can be easily ensured via the SIP asset. The investment instrument comes with its own advantage of compounding coupled with cost-averaging benefits.

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SIP investment involving just 15% of your monthly salary

SIP investment involving just 15% of your monthly salary

Rs 3,000 SIP started on a monthly basis will help you reach your bigger financial goal.

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Expecting an annual gain of 12 per cent

Expecting an annual gain of 12 per cent

The dedicated investment in the SIP can help you attain a corpus of over Rs 1 crore in 30 years.

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The tenure is long but worth creating a substantial corpus

The tenure is long but worth creating a substantial corpus

With an initial investment of Rs 10.8 lakh spanning across 30 yeas, the investment would fetch a return of approximately Rs 95.09 lakhs.

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This way the bare minimum investment of Rs 3000 per month

This way the bare minimum investment of Rs 3000 per month

This way the bare minimum investment of Rs 3000 per month would turn into a sizable corpus of Rs 1,05,89,741.

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In case Step-up SIP has been implemented

In case Step-up SIP has been implemented

In case of the same, with an initial investment of Rs 3000 per month and an investment of around Rs 60 lakhs, the return would amount to over Rs 2 crore. This is taking into consideration an annual step-up of 10 per cent.

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Hitesh Thakkar, Acting CEO, ITI Mutual Fund said, "A SIP Top up helps boosts returns by leveraging power of compounding. A step-up or top-up SIP is a valuable tool for investors, allowing them to gradually increase their SIP contributions by a fixed amount or percentage at set intervals."

This adjustment can be aligned with their income growth, helping them achieve their financial goals faster and build greater wealth over time. It also ensures their savings keep pace with inflation, providing a balanced approach that combines discipline with flexibility, added Thakkar.

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