FD vs RD vs PPF vs SIP Returns Calculation - Which is Better?

FD vs RD vs PPF vs SIP Returns Calculation - Which is Better?
In this video by FinCalC TV we will see the comparison of returns in FD vs RD vs PPF vs SIP in mutual fund as various investments schemes available for you in hindi. It depends on your financial goals which investment option is better or best for your needs. SIP and PPF helps you to achieve long term financial goals whereas FD and RD can help you achieve short term financial goals.
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WHAT IS PPF?
PPF full form is Public Provident Fund, which is a government backed Saving Scheme. Many Indians invest in PPF and treat it as a retirement fund since it has a lock-in period of 15 years. Also it helps in saving income tax while claiming deductions under Section 80C (maximum deduction up to Rs. 1.5 Lacs in a financial year)
Features of PPF
PPF or Public Provident Fund is a savings scheme offered by the Government of India.
PPF has a lock-in period of 15 years
Minimum deposit amount in a FY to keep your PPF account active is Rs. 500
Maximum deposit amount for which you can earn interest in PPF account is Rs. 1,50,000
The interest on the account is paid by the government of India and is set every quarter, It is also tax-free.
PPF interest is calculated every month and is compounded annually
The applicable PPF interest rate for Jan 2022 to Mar 2022, has been fixed at 7.1% annually.
PPF or Public Provident Fund falls under EEE category (Exempt, Exempt, Exempt), which means, the Deposits, Interest and Maturity Amounts are all exempted from Income Tax
Partial withdrawals are allowed in PPF account
Loan facility is also available in PPF account
WHAT IS MUTUAL FUNDS SIP?
SIP full form is Systematic Investment Plan. SIP is a way to invest in mutual funds or any investment option every month regularly. In this article we will consider SIP as investments in mutual funds for simplicity. You can also do SIP in Stocks or Shares of companies.
Below are some benefits of SIP:
Rupee Cost Averaging: This is the term derived from dollar cost averaging but let’s understand this in terms of rupee! The fact that SIP invests in mutual funds regularly, helps you to buy less mutual funds units when market goes up (price goes up) and more mutual funds units when market goes down (price goes down). We will see this in examples below.
Lowering risk: As compared to lump sum investing where you invest entire amount in one go after seeing a small drop in market, your SIPs help you to balance your investment value by seeing the ups and downs of market while helping you invest regularly. This lowers the risk in SIP.
Mental Strength: In SIP you do not pay huge amount up front like lump sum investing. You always pay a fraction of amount which you can afford to invest and reap benefits over long term.
Achieving goals: You must have heard about - “Slow and steady wins the race“. It’s not about the sprints that you take but it’s about the marathon that you win slowly and with patience. SIP helps in achieving your long term goals by keeping aside some amount of money every month.
HOW DO YOU CALCULATE SIP IN EXCEL?
Watch full video to calculate SIP returns in Excel
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