Which one to choose? High NAV or Cheap NAV

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What Is NAV and Why Does It Matter? Whenever you check the performance of a mutual fund or SIP, you’ve probably seen the term NAV .  But  ✍what exactly does it mean, and  ✍why do investors talk about it so much?  Understanding NAV is essential for making smart investment decisions—especially if you want to grow wealth confidently and avoid common beginner mistakes. You may also know๐Ÿ‘‡ ✍What Is NAV? NAV (Net Asset Value) is the per-unit value of a mutual fund or in other word say it is the price of one unit of a fund on any given day. When you invest in SIP/Mutul fund, you will get fixed numbers  of units(Decided by  NAV price of that day) ✍How NAV calculated? It is calculated using a simple formula: NAV = (Total Assets – Total Liabilities) ÷ Number of Units  Every business day, after the market closes, AMCs calculate and publish updated NAVs for each scheme. ✍Does a Higher or Lower NAV Mean Better Returns? One of the biggest misconceptions among n...
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Why to check CAGR in Fund Selection for SIP

Introduction

When it comes to wealth creation through Systematic Investment Plans (SIP), investors often get confused about how to select the right mutual fund. Many look at short-term returns or star ratings, but one of the most reliable measures to evaluate a fund’s performance is the CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate). Understanding CAGR helps investors know how consistently a fund has grown over time, making it a critical factor in SIP fund selection.

๐Ÿ”‘What is CAGR?

CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) is the rate at which an investment grows annually over a specified period of time, assuming the profits are reinvested. Unlike simple returns, CAGR smooths out the ups and downs of the market and gives a clearer picture of the fund’s true performance.

For example, if a mutual fund grew from ₹1 lakh to ₹2 lakh in 5 years, the CAGR (15%) tells you the average annual growth rate during this period, instead of just the overall return.

Why CAGR Matters in SIP Fund Selection

1. Shows Long-Term Consistency

SIPs are long-term investments. CAGR reflects how a fund has performed across multiple years, helping you judge consistency rather than being influenced by one good or bad year.

2. Helps Compare Different Funds

If you are confused between two funds, CAGR acts as a fair comparison tool. A fund with a higher CAGR over 5–10 years indicates stronger and steadier growth.

3. Removes Market Noise

Markets are volatile. Short-term returns may mislead you, but CAGR filters out volatility and shows the true annualized growth. This helps SIP investors stay focused on long-term wealth creation.

4. Aligns with SIP Goals

Since SIPs are meant for financial goals like retirement, child education, or home purchase, CAGR ensures that the chosen fund has the ability to compound wealth steadily to meet those goals.

5. Better Than Point-to-Point Returns

Point-to-point returns may show inflated or deflated numbers depending on entry/exit dates. CAGR eliminates this problem by showing the actual annualized growth rate.

Ideal CAGR to Look for in SIP Investments

  • For equity mutual funds, a CAGR of 12–15% over 5–10 years is considered healthy.
  • For debt funds, a CAGR of 6–9% is reasonable.
  • For hybrid funds, expect a CAGR of 9–12%.

๐Ÿ‘‰Remember, CAGR should not be the only factor—look at fund consistency, expense ratio, risk level, and portfolio diversification too.

Conclusion

Checking CAGR in fund selection for SIP is essential because it reveals the fund’s long-term growth potential and helps you make smarter investment decisions. While star ratings and short-term returns may look attractive, CAGR gives you the true picture of wealth creation over time.

So, before starting your next SIP, don’t forget to analyze the CAGR of the fund—because in the world of investments, consistency beats short-term performance.

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