- Your goals- long term and short term
- Your risk appetite
- Your asset allocation
- Your family profile and background
- Macro Economic Environment in the Country
The illustration in following table would bring out clearly the difference that it would make to investment fund of a person who had started investing 10 years ago than another person who started investing 10 years later than previous person.
AGE WHEN YOU START INVESTING | ||
Person A- 25 Years | Person B- 35 Years | |
Monthly Investment | 5000 | 5000 |
Rate of return | 15% p.a. | 15 p.a. |
Period of Investment (in years)* | 30 years | 20 years |
Total amount at the end of period of investment | 354.87 lacs | 76.78 lacs |
* assuming your retirement age as 55 years |
Thus, you can see that the accumulated investment fund at the start of retirement age for Person A who had started investing Rs.5000/- per month early by 10 years than Person B is almost 5 times more than that of Person B. |
Well, that’s the power of investing early….
See how your investments would grow at difference rates of returns in the following table:
Years | 15% p.a. | 18% p.a. | 20% p.a. |
5 | 4.58 lacs | 5.05 lacs | 5.30 lacs |
10 | 14.15 lacs | 17.11 lacs | 19.48 lacs |
20 | 76.78 lacs | 118.95 lacs | 160.72 lacs |
25 | 166.28 lacs | 295.51 lacs | 438.45 lacs |
30 | 354.87 lacs | 708.85 lacs | 1187.23 lacs |
We offer several such investment products such as-
- Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIP)
- Mutual Funds –Equity, Mixed & Debt