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If your current monthly expenses are ` 30,000/- per month, then after 20 years
you will require ` 80,000/- a month to just maintain the same lifestyle!
An education degree for your child which currently costs ` 20 lakh could
cost over ` 34 lakh after 11 years!
In 1990 petrol price was ` 9.84 and ` 74.52 today! It has increased 8
times in 25 years!
Sensex has grown from approx. 700 points in 1990 to approx. 28000 points in
2015, thus having shown a growth of 34x over a span of 25 years.
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Infla on erodes purchasing power of money Rupee
80
60
40
20
CPI = Consumer Price Index 5.58
Dec79
Mar79
Oct80
Oct83
Oct86
Oct89
Oct92
Oct95
Oct98
Oct01
Oct04
Oct07
Oct10
Oct13
Apr82
Apr85
Apr88
Apr91
Apr94
Apr97
Apr00
Apr03
Apr06
Apr09
Apr12
Apr15
Jan83
Jan86
Jan89
Jan92
Jan95
Jan98
Jan01
Jan04
Jan07
Jan10
Jan13
Jul 81
Jul 84
Jul 87
Jul 90
Jul 93
Jul 96
Jul 99
Jul 02
Jul 05
Jul 08
Jul 11
Jul 14
Source: Bloomberg, MOAMC internal analysis, Data as on Jul 31, 2015
Note: The information herein is used for comparison purpose and is illustrative and is not sufficient and shouldn’t be used for the development or
implementation of an investment strategy. It should not be construed as an investment advice to any party. Past performance may or may not be
sustained in future.
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Importance of good investments
Medical emergency
Child’s educa on
Car
Vaca on
The risk of
losing some or
all of the
amount
invested.
The downside The risk of
risk in equities market volatility
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Life Stages of an Investor
22 27 40 60
Young Independent Young Married Middle Age Re rement
All individuals have a finite period to save for their investment goals 5
Avenues of savings and investments
17,500
15,000
12,500
10,000
7,500
5,000
`3,522
2,500
- `1,866
Apr-84
Apr-89
Apr-94
Apr-99
Apr-04
Apr-09
Apr-14
Jan-83
Jan-88
Jan-93
Jan-98
Jan-03
Jan-08
Jan-13
Sep-81
Jul-85
Jul-90
Jul-95
Jul-00
Jul-05
Jul-10
Jul-15
Jun-80
Mar-79
Oct-86
Oct-91
Oct-96
Oct-01
Oct-06
Oct-11
Equities outperform other asset classes over the long term
Source: Bloomberg, MOAMC internal analysis, Data as on Jul 31, 2015
Note: The above graph is used to explain the concept and is for illustration purpose only and should not used for development or implementation of an investment
strategy. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.
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What is a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)?
S I P
A Systema c Investment A SIP is a planned approach SIP allows you to buy units
Plan or SIP is a smart and towards investments and on a specified date every
hassle free mode for helps you inculcate the month, so that you can
inves ng money in mutual habit of saving and building implement a saving plan for
funds. It helps you to create wealth by inves ng an yourself. The benefits of this
wealth, by inves ng small amount as low as Rs. 500 can be enjoyed as and when
sums of money at specified monthly. Inves ng at an the need arises for
intervals, over a period of early stage of life lets you occasions like marriage,
me instead of a heavy one- enjoy the benefits of two educa on, buying a house
me investment. powerful strategies, rupee or a car etc. and above all,
cost averaging and the re rement.
power of compounding.
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Benefits of SIP
Power of Compounding
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Benefits of Investing Systematically:
Power of Compounding
Saving a small sum of money regularly in mutual fund schemes can make your money grow with greater
power and can have a significant impact on wealth accumulation. A systematic investment plan (SIP) is an
effective means to beat market volatility and benefit from the enormous power of compounding over time.
The compounding effect can be explained in the illustration below
The above is for illustration purpose only. The SIP amount, tenure of SIP and expected rate of return are assumed figures for the purpose of explaining the concept
of advantages of SIP investments. The actual result may vary from depicted results depending on scheme selected. It should not be construed to be indicative of
scheme performance in any manner.
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Power of Compounding
Graph illustrating the power of compounding (Assumed rate of return: 12% p.a.)
9.49 Crs
5 years 15 years 25 years
4.74 Crs
3.80 Crs
2.52 Crs
1.90 Crs
1.26 Crs
94.88 Lac
1.01 Crs
50.46 Lac
41.24 Lac
25.23 Lac
20.62 Lac
4.12 Lac
16.5 Lac
8.25 Lac
The above graph is used to explain the concept and is for illustration purpose only and should not used for development or implementation of an
investment strategy. The SIP amount, tenure of SIP and expected rate of return are assumed figures for the purpose of explaining the concept of advantages
of SIP investments. The actual result may vary from depicted results depending on scheme selected. It should not be construed to be indicative of scheme
performance in any manner.
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Benefits of Investing Systematically:
Rupee Cost Averaging
Rupee cost averaging is an automatic market-timing mechanism that eliminates the need to time one’s
investments.
One doesn’t have to worry about when to invest, how much to invest etc. considering
daily market movements, as systematic investing reduces the risks significantly.
Smoothens the impact of market fluctuations and hence reduces risks associated with
investing in volatile markets
The risk of market volatility gets negated with more units being purchased when the
price is low and fewer units being bought when the price is high
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Rupee Cost Averaging
The sooner one starts investing the better. Investing early allows your investments to receive more time to
grow, whereby the concept of compounding (as illustrated below) increases your income, by accumulating
the principal and the interest or dividend earned on it, year after year.
Fill the Common application and Investor selects scheme in which he/she
Auto-debit form wishes to invest via SIP along with the
frequency, amount, tenure etc
Minimum investments of ` 500/ ` 1000/- Broker registers the investor for SIP on BSE
(for Monthly) and ` 2000/- (for Quarterly) STAR MF system
1st installment in the form of a cheque, SIP commences as per the date
auto-debit thereafter mentioned
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