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    Lumpsum

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    Investment Details

    One-time investment growth

    1,0001,00,00,000
    yrs
    1 yrs40 yrs

    Equity MFs avg 10-15% over 10+ years

    %
    1%30%

    Maturity Value

    ₹15,52,924

    3.1x your invested amount

    Principal

    ₹5,00,000

    Returns

    +₹10,52,924

    Wealth Gain

    68%

    32% Principal68% Returns

    Wealth Growth Snapshot

    Compounding magic over different time periods

    After 3y

    7,02,464

    +₹2,02,464

    After 5y

    8,81,171

    +₹3,81,171

    After 10y

    15,52,924

    +₹10,52,924

    Insight

    Your 5,00,000 grows to 15,52,924 in 10 years — that's the power of compound interest at 12% per year.

    Pro Tip

    • Lumpsum works best when markets are down - buy the dip strategy.
    • If you have a large amount, consider STP (Systematic Transfer Plan) for safer deployment.
    • ₹1L at 12% becomes ₹3L in 10 years, ₹10L in 20 years - compounding is exponential.

    What is Lumpsum?

    A lumpsum investment is a one-time investment of a large amount, unlike SIP where you invest periodically. Lumpsum works best when you have a windfall (bonus, inheritance, sale proceeds) and markets are at a low. The power of compounding makes lumpsum investments grow exponentially over long periods.

    How to Use

    1. 1Enter the one-time investment amount
    2. 2Enter how many years you'll stay invested
    3. 3Enter expected annual return rate
    4. 4See the future value and total returns

    Formula

    A = P × (1 + r)^n Where: A=Future Value, P=Principal, r=annual rate, n=years

    Frequently Asked Questions

    It depends on market timing. SIP works in any market through rupee-cost averaging. Lumpsum gives higher returns if you invest when markets are down. For most retail investors without market timing skills, SIP is safer. If you must invest a lump sum, consider STP (Systematic Transfer Plan) to spread it over 6-12 months.

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