See what one amount invested today could grow to at a steady yearly return, and how much of the end value is growth.
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A lumpsum is invested all at once, so all of it compounds for the whole period. A SIP is invested month by month. With the same total and the same steady return, the lumpsum ends higher; in a falling market, spreading the purchases out can work in your favour.
With compound growth once a year: future value = amount × (1 + rate ÷ 100)^years.
About ₹3,10,585, if the 12% return happened every year.
Roughly 72 ÷ the yearly return: about 6 years at 12%, about 9 years at 8%.
Returns from market-linked investments are not guaranteed. The result assumes the same return every year.
Tax, fund expenses and exit loads are not included.
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