Year	Sr. No.	Equity Fund (Rs)	Debt Fund (Rs)	Total	Yearly
2000	1	7,596	7,596	15,191	182,293
2001	2	8,355	8,355	16,710	200,522
2002	3	9,192	9,192	18,380	220,575
2003	4	10,110	10,110	20,219	242,631
2004	5	11,121	11,121	22,242	266,895
2005	6	12,232	12,232	24,466	293,584
2006	7	13,455	13,455	26,912	322,943
2007	8	14,802	14,802	29,603	355,236
2008	9	16,283	16,283	32,563	390,756
2009	10	17,910	17,910	35,819	429,828
2010	11	6,177	6,177	12,351	148,212
2011	12	6,793	6,793	13,586	163,032
2012	13	7,473	7,473	14,944	179,328
2013	14	8,219	8,219	16,438	197,256
2014	15	9,042	9,042	18,083	216,996
2015	16	6,474	6,474	12,948	155,376
2016	17	7,121	7,121	14,242	170,904
2017	18	7,834	7,834	15,667	188,004
2018	19	8,617	8,617	17,233	206,796
2019	20	9,478	9,478	18,956	227,472
2020	21	10,426	10,426	20,852	250,224
2021	22	11,469	11,469	22,937	275,244
2022	23	12,616	12,616	25,231	302,772
2023	24	13,878	13,878	27,755	333,060
2024	25	15,265	15,265	30,529	366,348

Year	Sr. No.	Equity Fund (Rs)	Debt Fund (Rs)	Total	Yearly
2000	1	17,074	17,074	34,146	409,762
2001	2	18,781	18,781	37,561	450,738
2002	3	20,659	20,659	41,318	495,812
2003	4	22,725	22,725	45,450	545,392
2004	5	24,997	24,997	49,994	599,932
2005	6	8,050	8,050	16,100	193,196
2006	7	8,855	8,855	17,710	212,515
2007	8	9,741	9,741	19,481	233,772
2008	9	10,714	10,714	21,428	257,136
2009	10	11,787	11,787	23,572	282,864
2010	11	9,063	9,063	18,126	217,512
2011	12	9,970	9,970	19,939	239,268
2012	13	10,967	10,967	21,933	263,196
2013	14	12,064	12,064	24,127	289,524
2014	15	13,270	13,270	26,540	318,480
2015	16	14,597	14,597	29,193	350,316
2016	17	16,057	16,057	32,112	385,344
2017	18	17,663	17,663	35,324	423,888
2018	19	19,428	19,428	38,856	466,272
2019	20	21,371	21,371	42,742	512,904

Year	Age	Annual Savings (Rs.)
		25 Year	30 Year	35 Year
2000	26	94,887
2001	27	104,375
2002	28	114,813
2003	29	126,293
2004	30	138,923
2005	31	152,815	182,293
2006	32	168,097	200,522
2007	33	184,896	220,575
2008	34	203,412	242,631
2009	35	223,740	266,895
2010	36	246,108	293,584	409,762
2011	37	270,720	322,943	450,738
2012	38	297,792	355,236	495,812
2013	39	327,576	390,756	545,392
2014	40	360,324	429,828	599,932
2015	41	97,980	148,212	193,196
2016	42	107,712	163,032	212,515
2017	43	118,476	179,328	233,772
2018	44	130,320	197,256	257,136
2019	45	143,352	216,996	282,864
2020	46	79,596	155,376	217,512
2021	47	87,552	170,904	239,268
2022	48	96,312	188,004	263,196
2023	49	105,936	206,796	289,524
2024	50	116,544	227,472	318,480
2025	51	128,196	250,224	350,316
2026	52	141,012	275,244	385,344
2027	53	155,112	302,772	423,888
2028	54	170,628	333,060	466,272
2029	55	187,680	366,348	512,904

• Different investors have to invest different amounts at the same age depending upon the time /age when they started investing.
• An investor who starts investing early in life has to invest much lesser to achieve similar financial goals at the same age through his/her investing life cycle.
• The amount of incremental investment required to achieve similar financial goals increases over the investment period due to the impact of compounding.

Conclusion: "One should start regular investing as early as possible for any financial goal. This would help him to achieve the similar financial goal with lesser cost."