Is it possible to earn Rs 10 lakh yearly interest from Rs 1 crore lump sum in index fund?

[jbb]

In this short, he says take Rs 1 crore + invest it in index fund = get Rs 10 lakh per year. So you get 1 crore lumpsum as well as 10 lakh interest.

But if you take Rs 10 lakh yearly then you will only get 10 lakh not 1 crore.

Here he says, take lump sum and invest it and make it double triple.

Here he says that if you take Rs 10 crore than you will get Rs 10 lakh interest.

Which instruments are they talking about? Which asset is giving assured interest every month? Is it as simple as it looks? Are they exaggerating? What do you think?

 

[resjudicata]

@jbb theory squeal flag nose voracious grandfather overconfident depend vast shelter

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[jbb]

@resjudicata But similar suggestions are also spoken in this subreddit.

 

[romansthruphilemon]

@jbb Then they are also idiots.

 

[jyeung]

@romansthruphilemon Lol

 

[summertt5]

@jbb Who is upvoting this rubbish. This is complete and utter nonsense. Block all those channels and live in reality.

 

[sundaysmorning]

@jbb Equity is never assured and it's always riskier. Go for debt instruments like bonds and FDs for more assured returns (can still fail but way less risky). FD rates are really high right and you can get 8-9% on FD. For bonds you can get 8-11% depending on the rating and risk.

 

[desaran]

@jbb IGNORE THEM. KEEP MONEY IN FDs BUT DONT LISTEN TO THEM AND INVEST.