Mutual fund investment retirement planning
Mutual funds have been a popular investment means for retirement planning. They give an opportunity to invest in big companies, foreign markets, fixed interest bonds, global funds etc. Investors can select mutual fund types or assets according to their risk capacity and retirement goals. They can modify their strategy, stop investment or start again.
When we talk about making a certain amount from investment, the approximate returns will decide how soon or late we will achieve that goal. Only 1 percent of additional returns on your investment can make a big difference in a long time. For example, if your annual investment return is 12 percent, then your lump sum investment of Rs 5 lakh can increase by Rs 1,49,79,961 in 30 years. However, if you get 13 percent annual return on it, the estimated amount can be Rs 1,95,57,949.
We will calculate the estimated amount for a 25 -year -old person, so that he can get Rs 2 crore at the age of 40 and Rs 20 crore at the age of 60 years. We will take 12 percent annual return for our calculation.
Investment to reach Rs 2 crore, investment to reach Rs 20 crore
To achieve both the goals, an estimated Rs 38 lakh will have to be invested. In 15 years, the estimated capital benefit will be Rs 1,69,99,550 and the estimated total amount will be Rs 2,07,99,550. In 35 years, the estimated capital benefit will be Rs 19,68,38,554 and the estimated total amount will be Rs 20,06,38,554.