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A: SIP or systematic investment planning refers to the strategy that you tend to implement prior to depositing your money into any investment module, be it Mutual Funds, bonds, etc. From Mutual Funds point of view SIP helps you save money on a regular basis. A small amount is to be deposited every month on recurring basis till that particular fund cycle ends.
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A: At a 15% CAGR return for investment of Rs 5000/per month SIP, your capital would become around 13 lacs on an investment of 6 lacs in 120 Months - 10 years.
At a 20% CAGR it will be approximately 17 lacs. I have discussed in my Mutual Fund article about possibility of returns and I think 20%+ CAGR for next 10 years is quite possible.
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A: It will depend upon the fund in which you will invest. Some Funds like QEFoF will beat the market return in coming 10 years. Your choice of Mutual Funds will be crucial in this regard.
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A: Mutual fund investment returns are market dependant.
One can expect 10% compounded returns over a period of 10 yrs.
This question was originally asked in Investments Through Mutual Fund Sip – Systematic Investment Planning
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