ilmscore | RESTART..... in 2025 | Ankur Warikoo Hindi

RESTART..... in 2025 | Ankur Warikoo Hindi

Predictions from this Video

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Pending: 13
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The speaker advises to start paying off the gold loan from April/May 2025 using funds previously allocated to a chit fund, with the expectation of it being repaid in approximately 9.5 years.
"So, in about nine and a half years, actually, your gold loan will be repaid. So, the first one will be from April or May 2025, towards the chit fund gold loan."
Gold Loan Repayment
Pending
The maturity amount from a life insurance policy in 2027 should be exclusively used for the education of Kartiki and later Samarth.
"Please do not use it for anything else except the education of Kartiki and then after a couple of years, Samarth will keep it for her college"
Children's Education Fund
Pending
Once the AC EMI finishes, an additional ₹3000 should be added to the monthly SIP, bringing the total SIP to ₹10,000, with the remaining amount available for family use.
"So my suggestion would be that when that EMI of AC gets over, then from that ₹000, if you can add ₹00 to your investment and then ₹00 use it for anything else you want from a family purpose that from six months onward, make your SIP between your wife and yourself of ₹000"
SIP Increase
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A monthly SIP of ₹12,000 (₹7000 + ₹3000 + ₹2000) should be allocated as follows: ₹7000 to large-cap mutual funds, ₹3000 to mid-cap or flexi-cap funds, and ₹2000 to small-cap funds.
"₹7000 of this should go into a large cap mutual fund, ₹3000 in mid cap or flex cap and then ₹2000 in If you do this in small cap, then the investment of Rs 1000 will be absolutely fine"
Investment Allocation
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Projections for investment growth show approximately ₹61 lakh after 10 years, ₹1.45 crore after 15 years, and ₹3.20 crore after 20 years, before adjusting for inflation and taxes.
"after 10 years you will have 0 lakh 61 lakh to be prosise after 15 years you will have 1 crore 45 lakh and after 20 years you will have 3 crore 20 lakh"
Future Investment Growth Projection
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After 10 years, the projected ₹61 lakh, when adjusted for 20% tax and 6% inflation, will have a real value equivalent to ₹27 lakh today.
"After 10 years, you will have ₹1 lakh in your bank, but after paying taxes and adjusting for inflation, its value will be ₹77 lakh. This means that if you have ₹27 lakh today, then whatever you can do with it, you will be able to do the same as today."
Inflation-Adjusted Investment Value
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After 15 years, the projected ₹1.45 crore, after tax and inflation adjustments, will have a real value equivalent to ₹50 lakh today.
"After 15 years, you will have ₹1 crore 45 lakh in the bank, but its value will be around ₹50 lakh. ₹50 lakh as of today's date."
Inflation-Adjusted Investment Value (15 Years)
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After 20 years, the projected ₹3.20 crore, after tax and inflation adjustments, will have a real value equivalent to ₹80 lakh today.
"And after 20 years, you will have ₹3 crore 20 lakh in the bank, but its value will be ₹80 lakh. After paying taxes and adjusting for inflation, this means that if you have ₹80 lakh today, then whatever you can do with it, you will be able to do the same after 20 years."
Inflation-Adjusted Investment Value (20 Years)
Pending
Upon the maturity of the current life insurance in 2027, a new term life insurance policy with a cover of ₹1 crore until age 60 should be purchased. This new policy should be viewed purely as insurance, not an investment.
"Since you are the only earning member of your family, it is very important that you insure your life. So, in 2027, when you are 43/44, you should get a life insurance cover till the age of 60. And for that, please do not look at insurance as an investment product. Right now, the insurance you have taken is an investment product. You should look at it only as insurance. So, the best form of that insurance is a term plan. Take a term plan for 16 years. Because if you take it at the age of 44, it will be a little expensive, but still, it is an absolutely safe investment to make by investing for at least Rs 1 crore premium, sorry, Rs 1 crore cover"
New Life Insurance Policy
Pending
When withdrawing funds, prioritize the oldest investments to minimize tax liabilities (long-term capital gains vs. short-term) and maximize tax efficiency due to compounding.
"always withdraw from the oldest investment so it is first in first out meaning whatever you have invested first you will withdraw first not the latest one you will withdraw Because it will reduce your tax the most because you will pay long term capital gains tax and not short term and hopefully if there are consistent or good returns then it will also become the best amount because it would have compounded for the longest time"
Withdrawal Strategy from Investments
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When needing to withdraw funds, select assets with the least variability, such as large-cap mutual funds, to mitigate the risk of selling at a loss during market downturns.
"always withdraw from the least variable asset i.e. liquidate such an investment in which wallet or variability is the least in your case it will be mostly the large cap mutual fund from mid cap and small cap If you do this, it is possible that the market may go down."
Withdrawal Strategy from Investments (Variability)
Pending
Avoid using credit cards or other loan instruments for purchases unless the full amount can be repaid within the next month. It is advisable to break investments rather than take loans for such purposes to prevent falling into debt traps.
"And one thing to avoid as much as you can is using a credit card or any other loan instrument unless you cannot repay it in full the next month. So never take a loan for any such investment, even in the form of a credit card, because if you end up not paying the interest, then hi that you again You will get trapped in the clutches of loans, you don't want it to go far, it is wiser to break your investment than to take a loan in personal capacity and credit card"
Credit Card Usage
Pending
An FD-backed credit card can be considered to build credit score, by opening a fixed deposit and using the credit card responsibly with regular monthly payments.
"if you ever want to consider it is an FD backed credit card then you open a fixed deposit with a bank against which you will get a credit limit and if you start using that credit card properly where you are making regular monthly payments etc you will then build your credit score"
FD-Backed Credit Card
Pending