SIP Calculator

Calculate your SIP returns, plan your investments, and see how small monthly investments can grow into substantial wealth over time.

SIP Calculator

Calculate your SIP returns and plan your wealth creation journey

Calculate SIP Returns

Minimum ₹100 per month

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Historical equity returns: 10-15% per annum

Maximum period: 50 years

SIP Benefits:

  • • Rupee cost averaging reduces market risk
  • • Compounding effect over long term
  • • Disciplined investment approach
  • • Start with small amounts

SIP Calculation Results

Enter your SIP details and click calculate to see results

Benefits of SIP Investment

Disciplined Investing

Regular monthly investments build wealth systematically

Rupee Cost Averaging

Buy more units when prices are low, fewer when high

Compounding Growth

Long-term compounding creates significant wealth

Why Use Our SIP Calculator?

Get accurate calculations and insights to make informed investment decisions

Accurate Calculations

Get precise SIP returns with our advanced calculation engine

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Visual Insights

Understand your investment growth with interactive charts

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Smart Tips

Get personalized investment advice and optimization tips

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SIP (Systematic Investment Plan)?

SIP is an investment strategy where you invest a fixed amount regularly (monthly/weekly) in mutual funds. It helps in rupee cost averaging and building wealth over time.

How does the SIP calculator work?

Our SIP calculator uses the compound interest formula to calculate your investment growth. It considers your monthly investment amount, expected return rate, and investment duration.

What is the expected return rate for SIP investments?

Expected returns vary based on the type of mutual fund. Equity funds may offer 12-15% returns, while debt funds may offer 6-8% returns. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results.

How much should I invest in SIP?

Start with an amount you're comfortable with, typically 10-20% of your monthly income. You can always increase or decrease the amount based on your financial goals.