SIP Calculator
SIP Calculator

SIP Calculator

Invested amount

30,00,000

Est. returns

28,08,477

Total Value

58,08,477

A smart tool to help you plan your investments efficiently.

What is an SIP Calculator?

A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method of investing in mutual funds where an individual invests a fixed amount of money at regular intervals, typically monthly. This allows investors to build wealth gradually by purchasing mutual fund units, regardless of market conditions, benefiting from the power of compounding and rupee cost averaging.

The SIP Calculator helps investors project potential returns by estimating the future value of their investments based on the amount invested, duration, and expected rate of return. This tool enables investors to make informed decisions by providing clarity on how small, regular investments can grow over time, helping them plan and achieve their financial goals effectively.

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Why Use the SIP Calculator?

Maximize your investments with our intuitive tool.

Our SIP calculator offers accurate projections, saves time, is user-friendly, and helps you compare different investment scenarios effortlessly.

Accurate Projections

Get precise insights into your future returns.

Time-Saving

Calculate returns instantly, saving time on manual calculations.

Easy to Use

A user-friendly interface that anyone can navigate.

Compare Scenarios

Adjust inputs to see how different amounts or rates affect your investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my SIP amount later?
Yes, you can modify your SIP amount during the investment period, though it may affect the projected returns.
SIPs are most effective over a long-term horizon, allowing you to benefit from market growth and compounding.
You can use the calculator whenever you plan to start or adjust your SIPs to see the impact of changes.
What is the expected rate of return I should use?

Historical returns for equity mutual funds range from 12% to 15%, but you can adjust based on your fund’s past performance.

Missing a payment won’t cancel your SIP, but your future projections may be impacted.

Yes, many investors opt for a step-up SIP to gradually increase the amount invested over time, boosting future returns.
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