Value of Rs. 1 lakh per month SIP
Here is a detailed example to help you understand how much your SIP of Rs. 1 lakh per month will be worth after 5, 10, 15, and 20 years:
If you invest Rs. 1 lakh monthly in a SIP with an annual return rate of 12%, the investment can grow substantially over different time horizons.
Rs. 1 lakh SIP per month for 5 years - Know future value
Total contribution: Rs. 1,00,000 x 60 months = Rs. 60,00,000
Estimated value after 5 years: Rs. 82,48,637
Rs. 1 lakh SIP per month for 10 years - Know future value
Total contribution: Rs. 1,00,000 x 120 months = Rs. 1,20,00,000
Estimated value after 10 years: Rs. 2,32,33,908
Rs. 1 lakh SIP per month for 15 years - Know future value
Total contribution: Rs. 1,00,000 x 180 months = Rs. 1,80,00,000
Estimated value after 15 years: Rs. 5,04,57,600
Rs. 1 lakh SIP per month for 20 years - Know future value
Total contribution: Rs. 1,00,000 x 240 months = Rs. 2,40,00,000
Estimated value after 20 years: Rs. 9,99,14,792
Rs. 1 lakh SIP per month for 30 years - Know future value
Total contribution: Rs. 1,00,000 x 360 months = Rs. 3,60,00,000
Estimated value after 30 years: Rs. 35,29,91,377
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Real example - SIP of Rs. 1 lakh in good mutual funds
Here is a real-life example for a SIP of Rs. 1 lakh per month:
Let’s consider that you started a SIP of Rs. 1 lakh per month in a well-performing mutual fund such as the XYZ Equity Fund. What would happen if the investment is held for 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 years with annual return rates of 12%, 15%, and 18%? Here is a real example with the final investment amount:
5-year SIP calculation
Total contribution: Rs. 60,00,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 12% returns: Rs. 82,48,637
The final amount for a mutual fund with 15% returns: Rs. 89,68,169
The final amount for a mutual fund with 18% returns: Rs. 97,65,787
10-year SIP calculation
Total contribution: Rs. 1,20,00,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 12% returns: Rs. 2,32,33,908
The final amount for a mutual fund with 15% returns: Rs. 2,78,65,727
The final amount for a mutual fund with 18% returns: Rs. 3,36,25,751
15-year SIP calculation
Total contribution: Rs. 1,80,00,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 12% returns: Rs. 5,48,00,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 15% returns: Rs. 7,17,11,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 18% returns: Rs. 9,30,08,000
20-year SIP calculation
Total contribution: Rs. 2,40,00,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 12% returns: Rs. 9,99,14,792
The final amount for a mutual fund with 15% returns: Rs. 15,15,95,497
The final amount for a mutual fund with 18% returns: Rs. 23,43,48,719
30-year SIP calculation
Total contribution: Rs. 3,60,00,000
The final amount for a mutual fund with 12% returns: Rs. 35,29,91,377
The final amount for a mutual fund with 15% returns: Rs. 70,09,82,061
The final amount for a mutual fund with 18% returns: Rs. 1,43,25,28,917
Model SIP mutual funds portfolio
It is always good to create a balanced portfolio with well-diversified mutual fund investment through SIPs. However, most mutual fund portfolios are created based on the financial situation, SIP amount, risk appetite, investment goals, and the potential holding period of the investors.
Depending on these factors, here are some possible combinations of asset allocation to invest 1 lakh in SIP:
Combination 1: Rs. 30,000 in a large-cap fund, Rs. 20,000 in a balanced fund, Rs. 20,000 in a small and mid-cap fund, Rs. 20,000 in an index fund, and Rs. 10,000 in a flexi/multi-cap fund.
Combination 2: Rs. 40,000 in two large-cap funds (Rs. 20,000 each), Rs. 20,000 in a balanced fund, Rs. 20,000 in a small and mid-cap fund, and Rs. 20,000 in an index fund.
Combination 3: Rs. 30,000 in a balanced fund, Rs. 30,000 in two large-cap funds (Rs. 15,000 each), Rs. 20,000 in a small and mid-cap fund, and Rs. 20,000 in an index fund.
Combination 4: Rs. 50,000 in an index fund, Rs. 30,000 in a balanced fund, and Rs. 20,000 in two small and mid-cap funds (Rs. 10,000 each).
Combination 5: Rs. 30,000 in a large-cap fund, Rs. 20,000 in two small and mid-cap funds (Rs. 10,000 each), Rs. 30,000 in a balanced fund, and Rs. 20,000 in a flexi/multi-cap fund.
Conclusion
SIP investments can prove to be highly beneficial for consistent investors who invest regularly over a long period. If you are looking to invest a significant amount, such as Rs. 1 lakh, you can realise hefty returns, depending on the annual return rate of specific mutual fund schemes. You can create a diversified portfolio and allocate Rs. 1 lakh in different mutual fund schemes carrying different risks and return potential. However, it is important that you choose mutual fund schemes after extensive research and after analysing the historical performance of every scheme.
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