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HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU BE INVESTING?

The Morning Standard

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December 16, 2024

When it comes to saving and investing, people are obsessed with the returns they're going to get on their money! Two factors that determine how much money we end up with are the amount we put into our savings and investments in the first place and the amount of time we have it there.

- PV SUBRAMANYAM

HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU BE INVESTING?

For instance, let's suppose that you need to cobble together ₹10 crore over 40 years and you reckon on getting an investment return of 12% per year. If you pop the numbers into Excel, you'll see that you have to save a paltry-looking ₹7,960 per month.

If you start 10 years later, at the same 12% per year investment return, you'll now have to save a difficult ₹28,000 per month. What if we did fancy to get higher investment return, which would surely get us to our ₹10 crore over 20 years? Well, at ₹88,000 this is not easy. What about getting to ₹10 crore in 20 years with a smaller amount and a higher rate or return?

MEER VERHALEN VAN The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

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2 mins

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Intel agencies warn of LeT recruitment drive in PoK

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1 min

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The Morning Standard

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2 mins

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Lin & win: Chun-yi captures India Open

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2 mins

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The Morning Standard

India Open mess reflection on poor upkeep & lack of maintenance

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3 mins

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The Morning Standard

Famous singer-songwriter Meba Ofilia opens up about genre-blending and making music on her own terms

SHILLONG has always had a way of producing musicians who sound like they’re slightly ahead of the curve — not chasing trends, not begging for validation, just quietly building worlds of their own.

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1 mins

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The Morning Standard

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Trump invites Modi to join 'Board of Peace'

US President Donald Trump has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to join a proposed “Board of Peace” for Gaza, in a significant outreach as Washington seeks to shape the postwar governance and reconstruction of the besieged enclave.

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1 mins

January 19, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

Delhi spends ₹231 cr to tap hill rain in Yamuna, but not a drop flows in

TWENTY-NINE years ago, the governments of Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for tapping monsoon flows in the Renukaji, Kishau, and Lakhwar dams to ease Delhi’s water shortage.

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3 mins

January 19, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

EPICS STILL SPEAK

IN the ongoing holy month of Magh, and in recognition that Indian epics are deeply internalised and encoded at levels we may have perhaps lost touch with, I would like to share a few points about our epics this week.

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4 mins

January 19, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

GROWTH PLAN: CAPEX, JOBS, SOCIAL SPEND

India’s growth is strong in FY27. Public capex is rising and private investment is picking up. Consumer demand is recovering. Fiscal discipline remains important. Social spending must scale up

time to read

4 mins

January 19, 2026

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