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Thursday, September 30, 2010

NPS can fetch 80% higher yield

If one invests Rs 6000 in NPS then the net yield after 30 years would be minimum 75% higher, as compared to mutual fund and insurance considering the fund performance is same and just because of much higher Fund management charges and allocation charges being charged by them. The 75% higher return is just because govt is also contributing Rs.1000/- per annum, just because, fund management charges being levied
Hence if you want to invest Rs.24000/- better open 4 accounts from your family and invest Rs.6000/- each where you get Rs.4000/- from the government.. Please refer the table
below where comparison is shown in the net yield @ various interest rate with or without govt contribution and be surprised by what difference Rs.1000/- government contribution will make to your portfolio.

Investment of Rs.6000/- is done per annum, if investment amount per annum is higher then increase in Net yield% would fall


Assumptions:

Fund management charges for mutual funds 2%

FMC and all other charges in NPS would never exceed 0.055%
ULIPS have lower FMC than mutual fund but loaded heavily with allocation charges in initial policy years
Fund performance of NPS, ULIP and Mutual funds are the same
Investment duration is 30 years

Disclaimer: These are just the indicative figures, please do your own research before investing.


NPS
Mutual fund/ULIP’s
Investment amount (per annum)
6000
Investment amount (per annum)
6000
Returns @10%
1085661
Returns @10%(deducting 2% per annum FMC)
734075
Returns @10% with govt contribution
1266604
Returns @10% with govt contribution
NA
Increase in net yield(due to Rs 1000/- govt contribution)
180943
Shortfall compared to NPS(with govt contribution)
-532529
Increase in net yield%
17%
Loss in net yield% compared to NPS(with govt contribution)
-73%
Investment amount (per annum)
6000
Investment amount (per annum)
6000
Returns @12%
1621756
Returns @12%(deducting 2% per annum FMC)
1085661
Returns @12% with govt contribution
1892048
Returns @12% with govt contribution
NA
Increase in net yield(due to Rs 1000/- govt contribution)
270292
Shortfall compared to NPS(with govt contribution)
-806387
Increase in net yield%
17%
Loss in net yield% compared to NPS(with govt contribution)
-74%
Investment amount (per annum)
6000
Investment amount (per annum)
6000
Returns @14%
2440422
Returns @14%(deducting 2% per annum FMC)
1621756
Returns @14% with govt contribution
2847159
Returns @14% with govt contribution
NA
Increase in net yield(due to Rs 1000/- govt contribution)
406737
Shortfall compared to NPS(with govt contribution)
-1225403
Increase in net yield%
17%
Loss in net yield% compared to NPS(with govt contribution)
-76%

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