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Capital appreciation is the process that helps you turn your hard-earned savings into generational wealth over time. It enables you to grow your invested capital exponentially over long periods and is the first step toward true financial freedom.
Capital appreciation refers to the increase in the value of your invested amount over time. Suppose you buy a stock for ₹1000, and a few years later, it’s worth ₹1500. That extra ₹500 is the outcome of capital appreciation on your money.
A basic savings account gives you safety and a little interest, but high inflation can eat away those gains. Capital appreciation helps you beat inflation and build real wealth in the long run. It is the backbone of a successful investment strategy.
Over the past two decades, the Sensex, one of India’s leading stock market indices, has seen remarkable growth.
That’s nearly a 12x increase in value over 20 years!
If you had invested ₹10,000 in a Sensex-linked fund or ETF in March 2005, and simply let it grow. Your investment would be worth approximately ₹1,19,200 by March 2025. (10,000 × 77,415 / 6,493 = ~1,19,200).
This rise in the value of your investment from ₹10,000 to over ₹1 lakh is called capital appreciation.
Not every investment ensures high capital appreciation. Here are a few of the more common options that usually do:
Be it saving up for a dream home, your child's education, or your own escapades, the power of capital appreciation can help you achieve your life goals faster. Do your research, consult trusted sources, and start investing smartly today.
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