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How to Invest for Your Child’s Education (2025 Strategy) | Vizzve Finance

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How to Invest for Your Child’s Education (2025 Strategy) | Vizzve Finance

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Education in India is no longer affordable — private school fees, coaching, undergrad, and foreign studies have seen double-digit inflation year-on-year.

🎓 A medical degree in India: ₹25–30 lakhs
💻 A foreign MBA: ₹60 lakhs to ₹1 crore
🎯 Solution? Start early and invest smartly.

Here’s your 2025 strategy to invest for your child’s education — no matter their age or your income.

 Step 1: Define the Goal Clearly

What kind of education? (Engineering, Medicine, Foreign Degree?)

When will funds be needed? (5, 10, 15 years later?)

Estimated cost in future (Factor 8–12% annual inflation)

🎯 Example:

A ₹10 lakh course today will cost:

₹18–20L in 10 years (at 7% inflation)

₹30L+ in 15 years

Step 2: Choose the Right Investment Instruments

 Best Investment Options for Child’s Education in 2025

Investment TypeIdeal ForReturns (p.a.)Tax Benefit
SIP in Mutual FundsLong-term (10–15 yrs)10–15%LTCG tax-efficient
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (girl child)Safe, long-term8.2% (2025)EEE (Tax-free)
PPFSafe, 15-year lock-in7.1%EEE (Tax-free)
Child ULIPInsurance + Investment6–10%Tax-free on maturity
Fixed DepositShort-term goal6.5–7%Taxable
Recurring DepositShort-term, low risk6.0–6.5%Taxable

🧠 Mix high-return and low-risk options based on your risk profile.

 Step 3: How Much to Save Monthly?

Use the Education Cost Formula:

Future Cost = Present Cost × (1 + Inflation Rate) ^ Years

🎓 Example:

Target: ₹30 lakhs in 15 years

SIP Needed: ₹5,500/month @ 12% return

📱 Use Vizzve’s Education Fund Calculator to find your exact monthly amount.

 Real 2025 Portfolio Samples by Child’s Age

👶 If Child Is 1–5 Years Old:

70% SIP in Equity Mutual Funds

20% PPF or Sukanya (for girl)

10% Gold Bonds / Hybrid

👦 If Child Is 6–12 Years:

60% SIP in Equity/Hybrid

25% PPF/Sukanya

15% FD or Liquid Funds

👩‍🎓 If Child Is 13–17 Years:

40% Equity/Hybrid

30% FD/Short-term Debt Funds

30% Liquid for tuition or hostel costs

💡 Move gradually to safer instruments as the education year approaches.

 Step 4: Create a Dedicated Education Fund

Avoid mixing child education funds with:

Emergency fund

Retirement corpus

Daily expenses

Open a separate investment account or mutual fund folio via Vizzve and label it “For Child’s Future”.

 Step 5: Talk to Your Child

Involve older kids in basic money talks.
It builds responsibility and shows them the value of what you’re planning.

 FAQs

1. How early should I start investing for my child?

The moment they’re born is best. Even ₹500/month for 18 years can become ₹5–7 lakhs.

2. What’s better – SIP or PPF?

Both are good. SIPs offer higher growth, while PPF is safer with tax-free returns. Combine both.

3. Is Sukanya Samriddhi a good option?

Yes, especially for girl children under 10. Offers high interest and tax-free maturity.

4. Can education loans replace investments?

Loans help in the short term but carry interest burden. Investments = peace of mind and control.

 Conclusion: Invest Smart, Not Late

Your child’s dreams shouldn't be paused due to rising costs or late planning.

🧠 Start today. Start small. Grow consistently.

With Vizzve, you can:

Set education goals

Calculate SIPs and targets

Track growth, rebalance, and stay on course

Choose top funds suited for child’s education

 Vizzve – Turning Dreams into Degrees.

Your child’s future deserves the smartest plan.

Published on : 26th  July

Published by : SMITA

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