It is very important to invest for the long-term, which means that you should start investing early, in order to maximize the end (returns) results.
Link your SIP with your GOAL: (Bold and Big)
below GOALS
Buy her dream home in 10 years.
Assumed Rate of Return: 12% p.a.
This is the power of SIPs- This is the power of GOAL Linked SIPs
Power of Compounding: Compounding do wonders who understand it. Compounding is profits made on profits. Let’s understand with below example, (Compounding worked for Mr. A for 35 Years & for Mr. B for 25 Years). Though the Invested amount of B is larger than the A
Power of Compounding: Compounding do wonders who understand it. Compounding is profits made on profits. Let’s understand with below example, How Compounding worked for Mr. A & Mr. B. Though the Invested amount of B is larger than the A
SIP top Up/ SIP linked with the Income/Salary: Many times we have seen the Targeted SIP seems big in comparison of current Income/Salary. i.e. A earns Rs. 50000/- p.m. and wishes to create a corpus of Rs. 30000000/- (Three Crores Rs.) for his/her retirement in next 20 years. In current conditions he/she has to save Rs. 22607/- per month (Rate of Return is assumed @ 15% p.a.) i.e. about 45% of his/her current salary, which may be the difficult for him/her
Now we tell (suggest) A about the Step up SIP or Income/Salary Linked SIP (It’s our Term).Let us tell (Show) you how it works for A and it makes GOAL easily achievable?
To understand this concept, Let me tell you a short story: Two friends A & B started their Job on same day and with same salary, i.e. 50000/- p.m. at the age of 25.
A has started an SIP of ₹ 10000/- p.m. till the age of his retirement and didn’t interrupt the process.
Whereas B was waiting for the salary increase and living life with all the expenses with out savings. At age 35 he started an SIP of ₹ 20000/- p.m. till his retirement i.e. 60 years.
Now you can see, in below table the Value of corpus made by each of them.
Client | SIP Amount | Corpus at Retirement | Total Invested Amount | Investment Grown |
---|---|---|---|---|
A | 100000 | ₹55,108,311 | ₹4,200,000 | 13 |
B | 20000 | ₹34,044,131 | ₹6,000,000 | 6 |
Assumed Rate of Return: 12%
Link your SIP with your GOAL:
Setting GOAL is the first step in turning the INVISIBLE into the VISIBLE
By: Tony Robbins
Goal-based SIP is not just about accumulating wealth; it’s about aligning your money with your aspirations. Once you link your GOAL with the SIP see the magic. Your GOALS will clear and visible to you.
Let’s use an example to look at how SIP investments can be a valuable tool for goal-based investing
Miss Rachna, aged 25 years, is a young professional who aspires to achieve below GOALS Buy her dream home in 10 years. She expects that she will need ₹ 30 Lakh for the down payment.
Buy her dream car in next 5 years of ₹ 15 Lakh (Then Value)
Having a corpus of ₹ 2 Cr. At her age of Retirement at 60 years.
So, Rachna decides to use a financial goals planner tool, which suggests below per month investments to achieve her GOALS
GOAL | Amount (Then Value) | Investment Tenure Available (Years) | Per Month Investment Needed |
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Down Payment of Dream Home | ₹3,000,000 | 10 | ₹13,391 |
Dream Car | ₹1,500,000 | 5 | ₹18,495 |
Retirement Corpus | ₹20,000,000 | 35 | ₹ 3,629 |
Total SIP Needed | ₹35,515 |
Assumed Rate of Return: 12%
Just ₹ 35515/- monthly through SIP in a mutual fund scheme, she could potentially the required amount in the given timeframes, considering an average annual return of 12%. (For illustrative purpose only)
This is the power of SIPs – they break down a large financial goal into achievable monthly investments. By being a diligent goal planner and using the concept of goal-based SIPs, Archana is well on her path to realizing her dream.
SIPs work like recurring investments, where this amount is auto-debited from your bank account and invested in the mutual fund of your choice. Once the amount is deposited, you get a certain number of units of the mutual fund scheme where you have invested.
Disciplined approach to investing: As you choose a fixed Amount and Date of Investment, provides discipline in investing
Flexibility & Convenience: You can choose any Amount & Date of Investment. Amount will be debited from your Bank account every month on chosen date.
Power of Compounding: Compounding do wonders who understand it. Compounding is profits made on profits. Let’s understand with below example, Compounding worked for Mr. A for 35 Years & for Mr. B for 25 Years. Though the Invested amount of B is larger than the A
Two friends A & B started their Job on same day and with same salary, i.e. 50000/- p.m. at the age of 25.
A has started an SIP of ₹ 10000/- p.m. till the age of his retirement and didn’t interrupt the process.
Whereas B was waiting for the salary increase and living life with all the expenses with out savings. At age 35 he started an SIP of ₹ 20000/- p.m. till his retirement i.e. 60 years.
Now you can see, in below table the Value of corpus made by each of them.
Client | SIP Amount | Corpus at Retirement | Total Invested Amount | Investment Grown |
---|---|---|---|---|
A | ₹10,000 | ₹55,108,311 | ₹4,200,000 | 13 |
B | ₹20,000 | ₹34,044,131 | ₹6,000,000 | 6 |
Assumed Rate of Return: 12%
SIP top Up/ SIP linked with the Income/Salary:
Many times we have seen the Targeted SIP seems big in comparison of current Income/Salary. i.e. A earns ₹ 50000/- p.m. and wishes to create a corpus of ₹ 30000000/- for his retirement in next 20 years. In current conditions he/she has to save ₹ 22607/- per month (Rate of Return is assumed @ 15% p.a.) i.e. about 45% of his/her current salary, which may be the difficult for him/her.
Now we tell the A about the Step up SIP or Income/Salary Linked SIP (It’s our Term).Let us tell you how it works?
Let’s take the above scenario and assume that the Income /Salary of A will increase 10% annually.
Only ₹ 12250/- p.m. Step up SIP can achieve the Goal of ₹ 30000000/- in 20 Years. See the below table.
Start with p.m. SIP of ₹ | ₹12,250 | |
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Year | PM Investment Increased @ 10% every Year | Year End Corpus @ 15% (Tentative) |
1 | ₹12,250 | ₹158,689 |
2 | ₹13,475 | ₹357,050 |
3 | ₹14,823 | ₹602,621 |
4 | ₹16,305 | ₹904,229 |
5 | ₹17,935 | ₹1,272,199 |
6 | ₹19,729 | ₹1,718,599 |
7 | ₹21,702 | ₹2,257,516 |
8 | ₹23,872 | ₹2,905,383 |
9 | ₹26,259 | ₹3,681,354 |
10 | ₹28,885 | ₹4,607,737 |
11 | ₹31,773 | ₹5,710,495 |
12 | ₹34,951 | ₹7,019,827 |
13 | ₹38,446 | ₹8,570,834 |
14 | ₹42,290 | ₹10,404,296 |
15 | ₹46,519 | ₹12,567,561 |
16 | ₹51,171 | ₹15,115,578 |
17 | ₹56,288 | ₹18,112,085 |
18 | ₹61,917 | ₹21,630,986 |
19 | ₹68,109 | ₹25,757,931 |
20 | ₹74,920 | ₹30,592,147 |
Higher Corpus in future.
Avoiding hassle for additional research every year.
You can start with low amount.
Helps achieving big Goals.
Many times a debate goes on the street about, what is better Lump sum Investment or an SIP.
This is the matter which doesn’t have any concrete answer. In our view it all depends on the reaction of market after your Investment.
Lump sum is better if you think markets will go up from where you have invested the Money.
SIP will be better if markets go down and remain sideways for some of initial period of your investment.
Lump sum+ SIP will do wonders in your investment Journey if you are able to put some Lump sum as low as ₹ 100/- in your existing SIP as or when there is a correction in the markets.