Power of Compounding: Monthly savings Rs 3,000; here's how you can generate Rs 1.58 crore fund through step up SIP
Find out how investing Rs 3,000 monthly in a step up SIP can grow your wealth to an estimated Rs 1.58 crore. Discover the power of compounding and a structured investment tactic.
Investing early can help you take advantage of compounding, the longer you invest without withdrawing your capital gains, the higher the corpus you can grow. Keeping that in mind, today we will explain to you how you can generate an estimated amount of Rs 1.58 crore through step up SIP. You just need to invest Rs 3,000 monthly and see your wealth grow through the power of compounding.
What is SIP
What is mutual fund
Understanding step up SIP
A step up SIP also known as top up SIP allows investors to increase the SIP amount periodically after the chosen time period (either 6 months or 12 months). Investors must choose the step up option when they begin the SIP because once you start a normal SIP, it can not be converted into a step up SIP.
Benefits of step up SIP
How is regular SIP different from step up SIP?
How Rs 3,000 monthly step up SIP can generate Rs 1.58 crore fund
Corpus in 10 years starting with Rs 3,000 monthly step up SIP
A step up SIP started with a Rs 3,000 monthly investment can generate an estimated corpus of Rs 8.36 lakhs in around 10 years with an annualised return of 12 per cent. The invested amount in 10 years will be Rs 4,52,804, long-term capital gains Rs 3,83,279, and the estimated corpus will be Rs 8,36,083.
Corpus in 20 years starting with Rs 3,000 monthly step up SIP
Corpus in 30 years starting with Rs 3,000 monthly step up SIP
What if you go for a simple Rs 3,000 monthly SIP for 30 years
A monthly SIP of Rs 3,000 can generate an estimated corpus of Rs 92.4 lakhs in around 30 years with an annualised return of 12 per cent. The invested amount in 30 years will be Rs 10,80,000, estimated long-term capital gains Rs 81,62,920, and the estimated corpus will be Rs 92,42, 920.
(Disclaimer: Our calculations are projections and not investment advice. Do you own due diligence or consult an expert for financial planning)