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Updated · The Economic Times · Sep 2
Nitin Kaushik Says Rs 10,000 Monthly at 25 Can Grow to Rs 7 Crore by 65
Updated
Updated · The Economic Times · Sep 2

Nitin Kaushik Says Rs 10,000 Monthly at 25 Can Grow to Rs 7 Crore by 65

1 articles · Updated · The Economic Times · Sep 2

Summary

  • Rs 10,000 invested monthly from age 25 for 10 years could build about Rs 23 lakh by 35 and reach roughly Rs 7 crore by 65 at a 12% CAGR, CA Nitin Kaushik said.
  • Kaushik’s point was that investors in their 20s have more time than money, giving compounding decades to work even if monthly contributions start small.
  • That early corpus, he argued, can do more than fund retirement: it can create career flexibility to accept a lower-paying role, start a business or leave a toxic job.
  • His broader message was that delaying investing forces people to contribute far more later to reach the same target, because time—not just money—drives long-term wealth.

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