SIP vs Government Schemes: Which is the best retirement plan?

Published : Feb 05, 2025, 11:25 AM IST

Retirement planning is crucial for a peaceful life after retirement. Let's explore the profitability of SIP and government schemes.

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SIP vs Government Schemes: Which is the best retirement plan?
SIP vs. Government Schemes

Before investing in government schemes, consider the interest rate and its growth over 10-20 years. For mutual funds, analyze the fund's average returns before investing.

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SIP Investment

SIP Investment:

SIPs allow investors to regularly invest a fixed amount in mutual funds. However, SIP investments are subject to market risks but have yielded annual returns from 12% to 15%.

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National Pension Scheme (NPS)

National Pension Scheme (NPS)

NPS is a government-regulated pension savings scheme offering market-linked returns, typically 8% to 10%. Investors benefit from tax exemptions under sections 80C and 80CCD(1).

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Senior Citizens Savings Scheme

Senior Citizens Savings Scheme (SCSS)

SCSS is for those aged 60 and above, offering a fixed 8.20% annual interest rate for five years, extendable for three more.

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Public Provident Fund (PPF)

Public Provident Fund (PPF)

PPF is a long-term investment with a 15-year lock-in, currently offering 7.10% annual interest. PPF investments are tax-exempt under Section 80C.

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Retirement Planning

Investing Rs 10,000 monthly for 20 years: With a 10% annual return in SIP, your investment becomes Rs 76 lakhs. In NPS, with 9% return, it's Rs 66 lakhs. In PPF, at 7.10%, it's Rs 52 lakhs.

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