The bigger distinction lies in the amount invested over time. By the end of 20 years, the SIP investor would have put in Rs 60 lakh, six times the Rs 10 lakh invested through the lump-sum approach.
The bigger distinction lies in the amount invested over time. By the end of 20 years, the SIP investor would have put in Rs 60 lakh, six times the Rs 10 lakh invested through the lump-sum approach.
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Rs 15,000 SIP or Rs 15 lakh lumpsum? See which strategy could create a bigger corpus in 20 years at an assumed 12% annual return.
