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Hii. Wow! That’s amazing. Most people would not be able to do this diligently for a long duration.
Considering you would, your biggest potential enemy would be lifestyle inflation. If you are able to battle that, building a corpus of around 3-4 Cr and building an overall portfolio that beats the market return (say around 12-13%) by a around 4-5%, (Getting a net CAGR of around 17-18%) should help you retire early.
Try building on different stages in your investing journey. Explore into PMS as well. I believe it might be able to provide extra returns as compared to just mutual funds. And make sure that you have a safety net built for around 6 months. Once you get to say around 5 Cr, start exploring into startups as an angel investor as well. But just a small amount.
I believe you are doing very well and your retirement plans will come down to your future plans and how you wish to lead your life and pursue the goals.
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How much percentage of your salary do you invest in mutual funds? Asking for my personal investment plan.
20-25 percent of in hand salary in mutual funds (ELSS , small cap , mid cap , flexi)
10 percent in insurances
10-15 percent in NPS/RD
15 percent on car EMI( gonna foreclose it in next 1.5-2 years)
10 percent transfer to my mothers account
Sometimes I do buy stocks , like 30-40k every few months and hold on to it.
Whatever I save , I spend it on buying something of gold.
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You are doing really well but retirement is a separate story. I'll need many more details to answer that. Assuming a 14% CAGR, you'll have close to 4 crores at the age of 45. Now this is a future value. Assuming 4% inflation, 4 crore rupees 13 years from now is equivalent to 2.4 crore today. If you retire, you can withdraw ~15 lakh annually with 5% annual increment for the rest of your life. Now ask yourself this, if you get 15 lakh today annually, will you retire? At this point a lot of personal things come into play. All the best!
P.S. 14% CAGR assumption is on the higher side. Actual can be 10-11% depending on where you are investing. The idea was to show you that even after taking a good scenario, the outcome does not feel sufficient.
Thanks and All the best bro :)