In our previous edition, we spoke about how easy it is and how important it is to start your wealth creation journey. To take this further and how you can partially bring in more discipline and automate your investing.
We
often say this; discipline in anything is the key to success.
How
much do we really follow specially when it comes to our own self, may it be
pertaining to our Health, personal life goals or may it be finance /
investments.
I
have been observing this since sometime that slowly people who are kind of
beginners or freshers or who have been thinking since sometime and have taken
there most important first step towards starting there wealth creating journey.
It’s
important for a person to start their investment journey and then gradually when
one gets on the train the ball gets rolling.
How
does step-up sip works?
Basically
while initiating your sip we need to opt for step-up sip which basically will
lead to increase in your sip amount by a lumpsum amount or it can be increased
by a specific % of your existing sip amount. Say for eg. You have an ongoing
sip of rs.5000/- and you want to increase your sip amount from next year by 10%
so from the next year the sip amount shall become 5500/- (5000 +10% = 5500).
This shall automatically lead to an increase in the basic investment amount
gradually and result of this over a longer period can be very beautiful. Also
it is important to decide the amount which can be non hurting the cash flow and
whatever is comfortable amount.
Small Illustration depicted below
Regular SIP
§
SIP Amount: Rs.15,000
§
Tenure of Investment: 20 years
§ Expected rate of return (growth rate)%: 14% CAGR (Assumed)
Amount Invested |
36 Lakhs |
Corpus |
1.76 Crores |
With STEP-UP-SIP
§
Initial SIP per month: Rs. 15,000
§
Tenure of Investment: 20 years
§
Step- up investment: 10% every year.
§ Expected rate of return (growth rate)%: 14% CAGR (Assumed)
Amount Invested |
1.03 Crore |
Corpus |
3.39 Crores |
Disclaimer: The above calculations shown are for illustration performance only. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. Refer to the scheme related documents carefully.
Author: Mr. Bhavin Shah
Latin Manharlal Group
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