the four pillars of successful investing: start, stay, grow and balance

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Jul 01, 2024 |  750

Investing in India can be complex, but adhering to fundamental principles can lead to long-term success. Here are four essential mantras for successful investing: start early, stay invested, invest regularly, and ensure proper asset allocation.

Start Early

Harness the power of compounding by starting your investments early. Younger investors can take calculated risks with equities, which generally offer higher returns than safer investments like fixed deposits or bonds.

Start at age of 32

Start at age of 40

Start at age of 50

Investment Amount p.m.

₹ 5000

₹ 7000

₹ 14000

Total Amount Invested

₹ 16.80 lakh

Rate of Return

12.00%

Total Retirement ( 60 Years)

₹ 1. 36 Cr

₹ 49.46 Lakh

₹ 11.50 Lakh

Impact of Delay in your corpus

--

₹ 87.10 Lakh

₹ 12.50 Lakh

Stay Invested

Avoid the pitfalls of market timing by staying invested for the long term. Market volatility can tempt investors to buy high and sell low, but staying invested helps you reap the benefits of your investments.

Start at age of 32

Investment Amount p.m.

₹ 5000

Investment Tenure (Yrs)

20 Years

15 Years

10 Years

Total Amount Invested

₹ 14.40 Lakh

₹ 9 Lakh

₹ 6 Lakh

Rate of Return*

12.00%

Total Retirement ( 60 Years)

₹ 49.46 Lakh

₹ 24.97 Lakh

₹ 11.50 Lakh

Difference

₹ 24.48 Lakh

₹ 37.96 Lakh

Invest Regularly
Regular investments help average out the cost over time, buying more units when prices are low and fewer when prices are high. This discipline ensures consistent contributions to your portfolio.

Time Period

Missed Days

0

1

5

7

10

15

20

25

30

1 Year

24.58%

22.05%

14.53%

11.69%

7.88%

2.48%

-2.21%

-6.48%

-10.27%

3 Year

18.21%

16.40%

12.22%

10.35%

7.90%

4.38%

1.26%

-1.56%

-4.11%

5 Year

16.69%

14.75%

9.83%

8.11%

5.74%

2.59%

-0.05%

-2.40%

-4.50%

7 Year

15.49%

14.11%

10.60%

9.36%

7.64%

5.34%

3.40%

1.65%

0.05%

10 Year

14.89%

13.93%

11.46%

10.59%

9.37%

7.68%

6.20%

4.86%

3.64%

Ensure Asset Allocation
Diversify your investments to manage risk and reduce market volatility's impact. A well-balanced portfolio leverages equities' growth potential while providing stability through bonds and other low-risk investments. Adjust your asset allocation based on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon.
Adhering to these principles can help you navigate the complexities of the Indian market and achieve long-term investment success.
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