This document compares the 5-year returns, compound annual growth rate (CAGR), safety rating and return-safety ratio of various asset classes including fixed deposits, real estate, corporate bonds, equity mutual funds, stock market indices, gold, and bitcoin. It then models the returns of a ₹10,000 monthly SIP investment over 30 years across 5 different asset allocations of these asset classes. Allocation 1 invests 10% in lower risk assets while allocation 5 invests only in higher risk assets, with allocation 2-4 being mixed. Allocation 2 provides the highest returns while allocation 1 provides the lowest but safest returns.
This document compares the 5-year returns, compound annual growth rate (CAGR), safety rating and return-safety ratio of various asset classes including fixed deposits, real estate, corporate bonds, equity mutual funds, stock market indices, gold, and bitcoin. It then models the returns of a ₹10,000 monthly SIP investment over 30 years across 5 different asset allocations of these asset classes. Allocation 1 invests 10% in lower risk assets while allocation 5 invests only in higher risk assets, with allocation 2-4 being mixed. Allocation 2 provides the highest returns while allocation 1 provides the lowest but safest returns.
This document compares the 5-year returns, compound annual growth rate (CAGR), safety rating and return-safety ratio of various asset classes including fixed deposits, real estate, corporate bonds, equity mutual funds, stock market indices, gold, and bitcoin. It then models the returns of a ₹10,000 monthly SIP investment over 30 years across 5 different asset allocations of these asset classes. Allocation 1 invests 10% in lower risk assets while allocation 5 invests only in higher risk assets, with allocation 2-4 being mixed. Allocation 2 provides the highest returns while allocation 1 provides the lowest but safest returns.
This document compares the 5-year returns, compound annual growth rate (CAGR), safety rating and return-safety ratio of various asset classes including fixed deposits, real estate, corporate bonds, equity mutual funds, stock market indices, gold, and bitcoin. It then models the returns of a ₹10,000 monthly SIP investment over 30 years across 5 different asset allocations of these asset classes. Allocation 1 invests 10% in lower risk assets while allocation 5 invests only in higher risk assets, with allocation 2-4 being mixed. Allocation 2 provides the highest returns while allocation 1 provides the lowest but safest returns.