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SIP Calculator

Maturity value
₹99,91,479
Total invested
₹24,00,000
Estimated gains
₹75,91,479
Corpus at maturity
₹99,91,479
In today's money
₹31,15,390
After LTCG (approx.)
₹90,58,169
Final monthly SIP
₹10,000
Year-wise growth
YearInvestedValue
1₹1,20,000₹1,28,093
2₹2,40,000₹2,72,432
3₹3,60,000₹4,35,076
4₹4,80,000₹6,18,348
5₹6,00,000₹8,24,864
6₹7,20,000₹10,57,570
7₹8,40,000₹13,19,790
8₹9,60,000₹16,15,266
9₹10,80,000₹19,48,215
10₹12,00,000₹23,23,391
11₹13,20,000₹27,46,148
12₹14,40,000₹32,22,522
13₹15,60,000₹37,59,311
14₹16,80,000₹43,64,180
15₹18,00,000₹50,45,760
16₹19,20,000₹58,13,782
17₹20,40,000₹66,79,208
18₹21,60,000₹76,54,392
19₹22,80,000₹87,53,254
20₹24,00,000₹99,91,479

Mutual fund returns are market-linked and not guaranteed. LTCG estimate treats all gains as long-term at redemption.

By Nayeem, Software Developer of fastsavemedia.comLast reviewed

What this SIP calculator estimates

Project monthly investments with an optional annual step-up, starting lump sum and inflation assumption, or solve for the monthly investment needed for a target. Returns are hypothetical, not guaranteed; investments can lose value.

Calculation

For a flat SIP, FV = P × [((1+i)^n − 1) / i] × (1+i), where i is the annual percentage input divided by 1,200 and n is the number of months. At a zero rate, future value is the invested total. The implementation adds each monthly SIP before applying that month's growth and increases the contribution after each year. The lump sum compounds monthly too.

Inflation and tax limits

The real-value output discounts the hypothetical corpus using your inflation input. The optional equity tax estimate subtracts 12.5% of positive gains above a single ₹1.25 lakh allowance. It is a simplified scenario, not a tax computation: it does not track each installment's holding period, short-term gains, other gains using the allowance, cess, surcharge or future rule changes. Verify current rules and your circumstances with a qualified adviser.

Choosing assumptions

Use several conservative return and inflation scenarios. Historical category averages are not forecasts. A SIP spreads purchase dates but does not guarantee profit or superiority to a lump sum. Choose contribution levels, asset allocation and withdrawals for your goals, risk tolerance and liquidity needs.

Frequently asked questions

What is SIP?
A Systematic Investment Plan invests a fixed amount in a mutual fund every month. You buy more units when NAV is low and fewer when it is high, this rupee-cost-averaging smooths returns over the long term.
How is SIP maturity calculated?
Future Value = P × [((1+i)^n − 1) / i] × (1+i), where P = monthly SIP, i = monthly rate (annual %/12/100), n = months. The trailing (1+i) is because each SIP earns one extra month (annuity-due).
What is a step-up SIP?
You raise the monthly SIP by a fixed % every year (typically 5–15%) in line with your salary hike. A 10% annual step-up on ₹10,000/month over 20 years can grow the corpus by 60–80% vs a flat SIP.
Why show inflation-adjusted corpus?
₹1 crore in 25 years buys far less than ₹1 crore today. We discount the nominal corpus by your inflation input (default 6%) to show real purchasing power, the number that actually matters for goals.
How is post-tax SIP corpus computed?
The optional equity scenario taxes modeled gains above one ₹1.25 lakh allowance at 12.5%. It does not track installment holding periods, other gains, cess, surcharge or future law; it is not an actual tax liability.
What return rate should I use?
Use multiple return scenarios appropriate to your investments and risk tolerance. No default or historical average guarantees future returns; losses are possible.
SIP vs lump sum?
Neither method always wins. Outcomes depend on the price path, timing, fees and asset allocation. A SIP spreads purchase dates; a lump sum invests available capital sooner.