If you invested INR 1000/month, that is INR 12000/year and INR 2.4 Lacs at the end of 20 years.
Even if you assumed a 10% compounding,
- The return amount will be between INR 5.2L (pre-tax)
Even if you assumed a 12% compounding,
- The return amount will be between INR ~7.6L (pre-tax)
Even if you assumed a 14% compounding,
- The return amount will be between INR ~10.76L (pre-tax)
You can use the calculators available online for doing the calculation
Regarding best fund selection, you will have to select the same based on
- Risk appetite
- Diversification
- Growth expectations
Also, while investing in Mutual Funds, what are the best Dos and Don’ts, I have shared an answer earlier
What are are some handy tips to help maximize mutual fund returns?
Hope this helps
All the best
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Happy Investing and God Bless!
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The Author is an AMFI registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-262589). Reach out to him via email: edteficonsult@gmail.com

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