Retirement Planning: Can you build Rs 2 crore corpus with SIPs of Rs 4,000, Rs 6,000, and Rs 12,000? Know calculations
Retirement Planning: A systematic investment plan (SIP) is a popular method for mutual fund investment. It is a systematic investment that may look small when you start a monthly SIP of Rs 2,000, Rs 3,000, or Rs 5,000.
Retirement Planning/SIP Returns: A systematic investment plan (SIP) is a popular method for mutual fund investment. It is a systematic investment that may look small when you start a monthly SIP of Rs 2,000, Rs 3,000, or Rs 5,000. But even if you get moderate growth on your SIP investments, small amounts can help you build a large retirement corpus. The trick here is to invest for a long duration. Early investors are likely to have an edge over late starters. In this write-up, we will show you how monthly SIP investments of Rs 4,000, Rs 6,000, and Rs 12,000 can help you build a Rs 2 crore retirement corpus.
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How SIP works
When you invest in a mutual fund through SIP, you purchase net asset value (NAV) units every month with a fixed amount. The rate of these NAVs can increase or decrease every month. So, you practically purchase different amounts of NAVs every month. As the business of the companies the mutual fund house has invested its money in increases, the rate of NAV also increases. So, if you are purchasing a NAV at Rs 10 today and buying the same at Rs 100 a few years later, the one purchased earlier will have more proportion in the growth of your SIP returns. That's why the longer you stay, the higher the retirement corpus you may build.