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SIP Calculator: Estimate Your Investment Growth

How much could your SIP grow over time? Enter your monthly investment, time period and assumed return to create your own investment illustration.

Build Your SIP

Change the numbers below and see the estimated result instantly.

₹5,000
₹500 ₹10 Lakh+
15 Years
1 Year 40 Years
12%
1% 20%
0%
0% 20%
Total Amount Invested ₹9.00 Lakh
Estimated Wealth Gain ₹7.52 Lakh
Estimated Future Value ₹16.52 Lakh
Your Investment vs Estimated Growth
Your Investment
Estimated Growth

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Home 10 Years
Child's Education 15 Years
Wealth Creation 20 Years
Retirement 30 Years

What Is a SIP?

SIP stands for Systematic Investment Plan. It is a method of investing a fixed amount regularly into a mutual fund scheme.

Instead of investing a large amount at one time, an investor can invest regularly according to their financial capacity, investment horizon and goals.

A SIP does not guarantee a particular return. The value of a mutual fund investment can rise or fall depending on market conditions and the performance of the underlying investments.

How Does the SIP Calculator Work?

1. Monthly Investment

Enter the amount you plan to invest every month. The calculator uses this amount to estimate your potential investment value.

2. Investment Period

Choose how long you intend to remain invested. A longer investment period gives your investments more time to potentially compound.

3. Assumed Return

Select an assumed annual return to create a hypothetical illustration. Actual mutual fund returns can be different.

What Is a Step-Up SIP?

A Step-Up SIP increases your investment amount periodically, usually as your income increases.

For example, if you start with ₹5,000 per month and increase the SIP by 10% every year, your monthly contribution gradually becomes larger.

Try changing the Annual SIP Increase above and compare the estimated result with a regular SIP.

See Your SIP Journey Year by Year

The table below shows an illustration of how your investment could develop over the selected period.

Year Monthly SIP Total Invested Estimated Value Estimated Gain

SIP vs Lumpsum Investment

SIP and lumpsum are two different ways of investing in mutual funds. Neither method is universally better for every investor.

SIP

Invest a predetermined amount at regular intervals. This can suit investors who receive regular income and prefer a disciplined investment approach.

Lumpsum

Invest an available amount at one time. This may be relevant when an investor already has capital available for investment.

What Matters Most?

Your financial goal, investment horizon, available capital and risk profile should be considered before deciding how to invest.

SIP Calculator FAQs

A SIP calculator is an online tool that estimates the potential future value of regular investments using the amount invested, investment period and an assumed rate of return.

No. The results are hypothetical illustrations. Mutual fund returns are market-linked and are not guaranteed.

The minimum SIP amount depends on the mutual fund scheme and investment platform. Some schemes may allow relatively small regular investments.

Investors may be able to increase their regular investment through options such as Step-Up SIP, subject to the relevant platform and scheme rules.

A longer period gives an investment more time to potentially compound, but it does not guarantee higher returns. Actual performance depends on the underlying investments and market conditions.

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Important Disclaimer: The SIP calculator provides hypothetical illustrations based on the information entered by the user. The assumed rate of return is not a prediction or guarantee of future performance. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing. Investors should consider their financial goals, risk profile and investment horizon before investing.