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SIP Calculator

Calculate the future value of your monthly Systematic Investment Plan.

10,000
12%
15 yrs

Total Corpus

₹50.46 L

Amount Invested₹18.00 L
Estimated Gains₹32.46 L
Wealth Gained180%
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What is a SIP Calculator?

A SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) calculator is a tool that helps you estimate the future value of your mutual fund investments made through regular monthly contributions. SIP is one of the most disciplined ways to invest — you invest a fixed amount every month regardless of market conditions, which averages your purchase cost over time (rupee cost averaging).

This calculator uses the following formula:

M = P × ({[1 + i]^n – 1} / i) × (1 + i)

Where M = maturity amount, P = monthly investment, i = monthly rate of return, n = number of months.

How Can a SIP Help You?

SIP vs Lumpsum — Which is Better?

Both have their place. SIP is better for salaried individuals who want to invest regularly and benefit from rupee cost averaging. Lumpsum is better when you have a windfall (bonus, inheritance) and markets are at attractive valuations. Many investors use both — SIP for regular income and lumpsum during market corrections.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum amount I can invest in a SIP?+
The minimum SIP amount is ₹500 per month. There is no upper limit.
Are SIPs the same as mutual funds?+
No. SIP is a method of investing in mutual funds — like an EMI for investments. Mutual funds are the actual investment vehicle; SIP is simply how you invest into them regularly.
Can I modify my SIP amount?+
Yes. You can increase, decrease, pause, or stop your SIP at any time without penalty.
What types of SIPs are available?+
Step-up SIP (auto-increase), Perpetual SIP (no end date), Trigger SIP (linked to an event), and Flexible SIP (variable amounts).
Is SIP calculator result guaranteed?+
No. The SIP calculator gives an estimate based on the assumed return rate. Actual returns depend on market conditions and fund performance.