How to create a surplus investable amount of ₹ 62,400 every year by investing ₹ 2 lakhs?

We can create a surplus investable amount of up to 62,400 every year by investing 2 lakhs in a combination of NPS and ELSS mutual funds. Let us look at these investment options and how they can help you create a surplus amount to create long term wealth.

E.L.S.S.

E.L.S.S. (Equity Linked Saving Scheme) are tax saving Mutual funds. E.L.S.S investments are eligible for deduction in taxable income of up to ₹1,50,000 under section 80C. E.L.S.S. have the shortest lock-in period (3 years) and offers the possibility to earn higher returns compared to other tax-saving instruments.

N.P.S.

N.P.S. (National Pension System / Scheme) is a retirement saving scheme by the Govt. of India that offers a deduction of taxable income of ₹1,50,000 under section 80CCD(1A) and an additional taxable income deduction of ₹50,000 under section 80CCD(1B). NPS can be used to accumulate a sizable corpus till retirement.

Consider investing in a combination of E.L.S.S. and N.P. S.

So, an investment of ₹2 Lakhs with the combination of ₹1,50,000 in E.L.S.S. (80C) and ₹50,000 in NPS (80CCD(1B)) reduces the taxable income by ₹2 Lakhs and helps to save income tax up to ₹62,400.

This ₹62,400 saved will be a surplus investable amount created out of investment in a tax-saving combination of ELSS and NPS and will be available for additional investment for achieving money goals. 

If this tax-saving combination investment is continued every year, then there is a possibility of an additional yearly investment of ₹62400 (assuming current IT tax rates) which can create a substantial corpus in the long term or create a guaranteed source of income for lifetime if invested judiciously. 

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