If I invest Rs 2000 per month for 5 year at interest of 8% ,wht will be total maturity amount with intrest.?

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If I invest Rs 2000 per month for 5 year at interest of 8% ,wht will be total maturity amount with intrest.?

Answer 1

Interest rates are not fixed.  They may vary as per the RBI policies time to time.  With such inflationary situation, RBI continuously changes the interest rates.

Today the monetary policy from RBI is expected with new interest rates.

Answer 2

if the principal is compounded annually then you will have an amount of Rs 2938.66 at  the end of 5 years

Answer 3

Assuming 8% net interest paid annually but calculated monthly, you would end up with £146k of which you would have saved £120k and £120,000 and earned interest of £26,900. Hope this helps.

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Answer 4

Your question is very much important for all middle class families. But as we all know, Interest rate is not stable, it depends on RBI. I guess it is good for you to contact your accountant. He will help you a lot.

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Answer 5

Since you haven't mentioned the interest compounding period, the maturity amount with interest would vary under different interest compounding periods.

However, your investment of Rs. 2,000/= per month for 5 years (60 months) @ 8% would get you the following amount at the end of 5 years:

With Monthly Interest Compounding: Rs. 1,47,933.40

With Quarterly Interest Compounding: Rs. 1,47,723.73

With Half-Yrly Interest Compounding: Rs. 1,47,416.68

With Yearly Interest Compounding: Rs. 1,46, 827.96

Answer 6

Hold stock for long term

Market is moving volatile so do not invest all your money single time, invest in mutual fund SIP, this are best mutual fund.

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Answer 7

Your investment appears to be on Systematic Investment Plans with small savings regularly. The answer by helpaneed above is most detailed and correct one. Others are more concerned about changes in rates of interest than answering the question as it is asked or indulging in personal publicity.

Answer 8

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