You are planning for Your Child's Higher Education (Years)
Amount needed in today's value (Rs)
Inflation Rate
Name of the goal
Select Risk Profile
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Describe your knowledge of investments:
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When you invest your money, you are:
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If the market lost 25% in the last few months, and your investments
also suffered the same - what would be your first impulse?
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Have you ever invested in shares or mutual funds? If yes, for how many years?
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To obtain a return of more than what you would receive
as a bank fixed deposit, you must take risks.
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How do you react to the idea of investments?
Your Targeted Amount
(in today's value)
Future Value of Higher Education
(adjusting for % inflation)
Number of Years
You Need To Save
Monthly SIP Investment
Required
Future Value of Higher Education
(adjusting for % inflation)
Total Future Value
(Scheme Selected Value)
If you wish to link any of the above schemes with this goal, then please check the relevant box/es as given alongside the scheme name.
| Your targeted Amount (Inflation adjusted 5% per annum) | |
| Number of years you need to save | |
| Monthly SIP investment required |
A child education investment plan is a long-term savings and investment strategy designed to build a dedicated fund for your child's future education costs.
Starting early lets your money grow through compounding, reduces financial stress, and ensures funds are ready when your child needs them.
The best plan depends on your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon many parents combine mutual funds, SIPs, and dedicated child plans for balanced growth.
Estimate future education costs, subtract expected inflation, and invest monthly through SIPs so the target amount is achievable over time.
Plans can be low-, medium-, or high-risk. Diversifying between equity and debt helps protect capital while still allowing growth.