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Rs 5,000 SIP vs Rs 5 Lakh Lumpsum: What Gives Better Results In 10 Years?

Rs 5,000 SIP vs Rs 5 Lakh Lumpsum: What Gives Better Results In 10 Years?

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Recent articles have compared how different systematic investment plans (SIPs) and lump‑sum investments may grow over time. One piece examined a ₹100 daily SIP versus a ₹3,000 monthly SIP, outlining potential corpus sizes over 5, 10 and 15 years while assuming a 12 % annualised return and noting factors investors should weigh. Another report looked at a Rs 5,000 monthly SIP against a Rs 5 lakh lump‑sum, highlighting that market timing, the fund house and other aspects can lead to very different outcomes over a ten‑year horizon.

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A Rs 5,000 monthly SIP and a Rs 5-lakh lump-sum investment may look similar at first. However, depending on market timing, fund house and other aspects, they can work very differently.

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First reported by Livemint at 02:57 UTC on 14 Nov.

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    Rs 5,000 SIP vs Rs 5 Lakh Lumpsum: What Gives Better Results In 10 Years?

    A Rs 5,000 monthly SIP and a Rs 5-lakh lump-sum investment may look similar at first. However, depending on market timing, fund house and other aspects, they can work very differently.

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  • The Economic Times Bennett, Coleman & Co.
  • The Hindu BusinessLine The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons)
  • The Indian Express Indian Express Group
  • The Times of India Bennett, Coleman & Co.
  • The Tribune The Tribune Trust

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