How much will my SIP of {AMOUNT} be worth in {YEARS}?

Based on an expected return of {RATE}, your SIP of **{AMOUNT}** per month will grow to approximately **{RESULT}** over a period of **{YEARS}**. This includes your total investment of principal and the estimated wealth gained through compounding.

What is SIP and how does it work?

SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is a method of investing a fixed sum regularly. For your target amount of {AMOUNT}, it buys mutual fund units at different NAVs, averaging your cost over time.

What is the minimum SIP amount in India?

Most mutual fund houses in India allow SIPs starting from ₹500 per month. Some funds allow as little as ₹100. There is no upper limit, making it accessible for everyone from students to high-net-worth individuals.

Is SIP return calculated on simple or compound interest?

SIP returns use compound interest. Specifically, it uses the geometric mean for monthly rates [(1+r)^(1/12)-1] to ensure that one year of monthly compounding exactly equals the quoted annual rate. This 'power of compounding' is why starting even 5 years earlier can double your final corpus.

Should I use CAGR or XIRR to measure SIP returns?

For SIPs, always use **XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return)**. CAGR only works for one-time investments. Since SIP involves multiple cash flows at different dates, XIRR calculates the consolidated annualised return for all installments combined. Our calculator provides an XIRR-equivalent projection.

What is a safe withdrawal rate from a SIP corpus?

Upon reaching your goal, most experts recommend a **Safe Withdrawal Rate (SWR)** of 4-6% per annum via an [SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan)](/calculator/swp). This allows your principal to potentially keep growing or remain stable while providing you a monthly 'pension'.

How does inflation affect my SIP goal?

Inflation erodes purchasing power. If you need ₹1 Crore in today's value for retirement in 20 years, you actually need to aim for ~₹3.2 Crore (at 6% inflation). Always use 'Inflation-Adjusted' returns or a **Step-up SIP** to counter this.

Can I stop my SIP during a market crash?

Mathematically, a market crash is the **best time** to continue your SIP. Since NAVs are low, your fixed SIP amount buys significantly more units. Stopping during a crash is a common mistake that destroys long-term wealth creation potential.

What is the 15-15-15 rule of SIP?

The 15-15-15 rule states that a monthly SIP of **₹15,000** for **15 years** at an expected return of **15%** will result in a corpus of exactly **₹1 Crore**. It illustrates how time and consistency work together.

How much will my SIP of ₹5,000 be worth in 20 Years?

Based on an expected return of 8.5%, your SIP of **₹5,000** per month will grow to approximately **₹31,57,201** over a period of **20 Years**. This includes your total investment of principal and the estimated wealth gained through compounding.

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The Impact of Inflation: When calculating your long-term SIP goals, always consider inflation. A ₹50 Lakh corpus 20 years from now will have the purchasing power of roughly ₹18 Lakhs today (assuming 5% inflation). To combat inflation, you must step-up your SIP amount every year.

This SIP Return Calculator estimates the future value of your monthly SIP investments, showing you exactly how much your money grows at different return rates and time horizons.

Monthly Investment

₹

Expected Return (p.a)

Investment Horizon

YRS

Expected Future Value

₹11,61,695

Total maturity amount after 10 years.

Total Invested Amount

₹6,00,000

Your basic capital input

Est. Wealth Returns

₹5,61,695

Capital appreciation gained

Wealth Multiplier

The 8th Wonder of the world.

By staying invested for 10 years, you've earned 94% returns on your basic capital.

Portfolio Anatomy

Wealth Growth Curve

Invested

Growth

Wealth Blueprint

The Millionaire Strategy.

Compounding is a "back-loaded" game. The first 10 years build the foundation, but the final 5 years create the fortune. Don't stop when it gets boring.

The 15-15-15 Rule

Invest ₹15k for 15 yrs at 15% to reach ₹1 Crore.

Step-Up Advantage

A 10% annual step-up double your final wealth.

Market Volatility

SIPs lower your cost during market crashes.

SIP Performance Matrix

Estimated wealth projection at different monthly contribution levels (12% CAGR)

Monthly SIP	5 Years	10 Years	15 Years	20 Years	25 Years
₹500	₹41,243	₹1.16 L	₹2.52 L	₹5.00 L	₹9.49 L
₹1,000	₹82,486	₹2.32 L	₹5.05 L	₹9.99 L	₹18.98 L
₹2,000	₹1.65 L	₹4.65 L	₹10.09 L	₹19.98 L	₹37.95 L
₹5,000	₹4.12 L	₹11.62 L	₹25.23 L	₹49.96 L	₹94.88 L
₹10,000	₹8.25 L	₹23.23 L	₹50.46 L	₹99.91 L	₹189.76 L

* Calculations based on 12% annualized returns compounded monthly. Actual mutual fund returns may vary depending on market conditions and the specific fund's past performance and future strategy.

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What is SIP? A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method of investing a fixed amount regularly — weekly, monthly, or quarterly — in a mutual fund. SIPs are one of the most popular investment options for Indian investors because they make investing disciplined and affordable. If you want to escalate your investments annually, consider a [Step-Up SIP](/calculator/step-up-sip).

The Impact of Inflation: When calculating your long-term SIP goals, always consider inflation. A ₹50 Lakh corpus 20 years from now will have the purchasing power of roughly ₹18 Lakhs today (assuming 5% inflation). To combat inflation, you must step-up your SIP amount every year.

This SIP Return Calculator estimates the future value of your monthly SIP investments, showing you exactly how much your money grows at different return rates and time horizons.

How Does the SIP Calculator Work?

The SIP calculator uses the future value of annuity formula below. A key point: the monthly rate must be calculated geometrically, not by simply dividing the annual rate by 12. For example, a 12% annual return is NOT 1%/month — the correct monthly rate is (1+0.12)^(1/12) - 1 = 0.9489%/month. Using 1%/month inflates results and is incorrect.

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

Where:

• M = Maturity amount (future value)
• P = Monthly SIP amount
• i = Monthly rate = (1 + Annual Rate/100)^(1/12) – 1
• n = Total months = Years × 12
• Example: 12% annual → i = (1.12)^(1/12) – 1 = 0.9489% per month

Rupee Cost Averaging: When NAV is low, your fixed SIP buys more units. When NAV is high, it buys fewer. Over time, this averages your cost and reduces timing risk.
Power of Compounding: Returns earned each year themselves earn returns in subsequent years — this is why long tenures dramatically multiply wealth.
Flexibility: Unlike FDs, you can pause, increase, or stop SIPs anytime without penalty (subject to exit load if within 1 year for equity funds).
Tax Efficiency: Equity mutual fund SIPs held over 1 year attract only 12.5% LTCG tax on gains above ₹1.25 lakh — far lower than FD interest taxed at your income slab.

Example: ₹10,000/month SIP for 15 Years

Amit, a 28-year-old software engineer, starts a SIP of ₹10,000 per month in a large-cap equity mutual fund expecting 12% p.a. returns.

• Total Invested: ₹18,00,000 (over 15 years)
• Returns Earned: ₹32,45,760
• Total Corpus: ₹50,45,760

Amt's money nearly tripled — he earned ₹32 lakh on ₹18 lakh invested, purely through compounding.

What if he had put the same ₹18L in a Bank FD at 7%? → Maturity: ~₹37 lakh. SIP wins by ₹13+ lakh.

Monthly SIP: ₹10,000

Duration: 15 years

Expected Return: 12% p.a.

Total Corpus: ₹50,45,760

SIP vs Lumpsum vs Bank FD: Which is Better?

Comparing ₹12 lakh invested over 10 years across three options (12% for equity, 7% for FD):

Parameter	SIP (₹10K/mo)	Lumpsum (₹12L)	Bank FD (₹12L)
Total Investment	₹12,00,000	₹12,00,000	₹12,00,000
Maturity Value	₹23,23,391	₹37,27,020	₹23,61,624
Risk Level	Medium (Market)	High (Timing)	Zero
Tax on Gains	12.5% LTCG (above ₹1.25L)	12.5% LTCG	As per income slab
Timing Risk	Low (Rupee Avg)	High	None

Frequently Asked Questions

⚠️ Disclaimer

Calculations are estimates based on standard monthly compounding. Actual returns may vary based on market performance and fund selection.

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I verified this calculation against the April 2026 Fiscal Cycle. If you have questions about the logic, reach out via the Author Page.

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Expert Take

Consistency > Timing

Historical data shows that SIP investors who stay disciplined during market crashes outperform those who try to 'time the bottom'. Rupee cost averaging is your secret weapon.

Expert Take

The 10% Step-Up Rule

Increasing your SIP by just 10% every year as your salary increases can nearly double your wealth over 20 years. Always automate your step-ups.

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Step-Up Advantage

Increasing your SIP by just 10% every year could potentially increase your final corpus by ~40% due to the 'Power of Topping up'.

Expert Take

Consistency > Timing

Historical data shows that SIP investors who stay disciplined during market crashes outperform those who try to 'time the bottom'. Rupee cost averaging is your secret weapon.

Expert Take

The 10% Step-Up Rule

Increasing your SIP by just 10% every year as your salary increases can nearly double your wealth over 20 years. Always automate your step-ups.

StockCalc Alpha Insights

Step-Up Advantage

Increasing your SIP by just 10% every year could potentially increase your final corpus by ~40% due to the 'Power of Topping up'.

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**What is SIP?** A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method of investing a fixed amount regularly — weekly, monthly, or quarterly — in a mutual fund. SIPs are one of the most popular investment options for Indian investors because they make investing disciplined and affordable. If you want to escalate your investments annually, consider a [Step-Up SIP](/calculator/step-up-sip). **The Impact of Inflation:** When calculating your long-term SIP goals, always consider inflation. A ₹50 Lakh corpus 20 years from now will have the purchasing power of roughly ₹18 Lakhs today (assuming 5% inflation). To combat inflation, you must step-up your SIP amount every year. This **SIP Return Calculator** estimates the future value of your monthly SIP investments, showing you exactly how much your money grows at different return rates and time horizons.

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What is SIP?

How to Use This Tool

Enter Monthly Investment

Input the fixed amount you plan to invest every month via SIP (minimum ₹500 for most funds).

Set Expected Return Rate

Enter the expected annual return (historically: equity large cap ~11-12%, mid cap ~13-15%, debt funds ~6-8%).

Choose Investment Duration

Select the number of years. Longer durations exponentially increase wealth due to compounding.

View Results

Instantly see total invested amount, estimated gains, and total maturity value. Use the chart to visualise year-by-year growth.

SIP vs Lumpsum vs Bank FD: Which is Better?

Comparing ₹12 lakh invested over 10 years across three options (12% for equity, 7% for FD):

Parameter	SIP (₹10K/mo)	Lumpsum (₹12L)	Bank FD (₹12L)
Total Investment	₹12,00,000	₹12,00,000	₹12,00,000
Maturity Value	₹23,23,391	₹37,27,020	₹23,61,624
Risk Level	Medium (Market)	High (Timing)	Zero
Tax on Gains	12.5% LTCG (above ₹1.25L)	12.5% LTCG	As per income slab
Timing Risk	Low (Rupee Avg)	High	None

How Does the SIP Calculator Work?

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

Where:

• M = Maturity amount (future value)
• P = Monthly SIP amount
• i = Monthly rate = (1 + Annual Rate/100)^(1/12) – 1
• n = Total months = Years × 12
• Example: 12% annual → i = (1.12)^(1/12) – 1 = 0.9489% per month

Rupee Cost Averaging: When NAV is low, your fixed SIP buys more units. When NAV is high, it buys fewer. Over time, this averages your cost and reduces timing risk.
Power of Compounding: Returns earned each year themselves earn returns in subsequent years — this is why long tenures dramatically multiply wealth.
Flexibility: Unlike FDs, you can pause, increase, or stop SIPs anytime without penalty (subject to exit load if within 1 year for equity funds).
Tax Efficiency: Equity mutual fund SIPs held over 1 year attract only 12.5% LTCG tax on gains above ₹1.25 lakh — far lower than FD interest taxed at your income slab.

Example: ₹10,000/month SIP for 15 Years

Monthly SIP: ₹10,000

Duration: 15 years

Expected Return: 12% p.a.

Total Corpus: ₹50,45,760

SIP vs Lumpsum vs Bank FD: Which is Better?

Comparing ₹12 lakh invested over 10 years across three options (12% for equity, 7% for FD):

Parameter	SIP (₹10K/mo)	Lumpsum (₹12L)	Bank FD (₹12L)
Total Investment	₹12,00,000	₹12,00,000	₹12,00,000
Maturity Value	₹23,23,391	₹37,27,020	₹23,61,624
Risk Level	Medium (Market)	High (Timing)	Zero
Tax on Gains	12.5% LTCG (above ₹1.25L)	12.5% LTCG	As per income slab
Timing Risk	Low (Rupee Avg)	High	None

Frequently Asked Questions

⚠️ Disclaimer

Calculations are estimates based on standard monthly compounding. Actual returns may vary based on market performance and fund selection.

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Wealth Multiplier

The 8th Wonder of the world.

Portfolio Anatomy

Wealth Growth Curve

The Millionaire Strategy.

The 15-15-15 Rule

Step-Up Advantage

Market Volatility

SIP Returns for Popular Amounts

Wealth Multiplication by Duration

Institutional SIP Portals

Strategic Growth Suites

SIP Performance Matrix

How Does the SIP Calculator Work?

Example: ₹10,000/month SIP for 15 Years

SIP vs Lumpsum vs Bank FD: Which is Better?

Frequently Asked Questions

How much will my SIP of {AMOUNT} be worth in {YEARS}?

What is SIP and how does it work?

What is the minimum SIP amount in India?

Is SIP return calculated on simple or compound interest?

Should I use CAGR or XIRR to measure SIP returns?

What is a safe withdrawal rate from a SIP corpus?

How does inflation affect my SIP goal?

Can I stop my SIP during a market crash?

What is the 15-15-15 rule of SIP?

How much will my SIP of ₹5,000 be worth in 20 Years?

⚠️ Disclaimer

SIP Calculator 2026 – Mutual Fund Returns & Wealth Estimator analyzed by Mahavir Hirani

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Consistency > Timing

The 10% Step-Up Rule

Step-Up Advantage

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The 10% Step-Up Rule

Step-Up Advantage

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How to Use This Tool

SIP vs Lumpsum vs Bank FD: Which is Better?

SIP Calculator 2026 – Mutual Fund Returns & Wealth Estimator

In Hindi (हिन्दी में पढ़ें)

Wealth Multiplier

The 8th Wonder of the world.

Portfolio Anatomy

Wealth Growth Curve

The Millionaire Strategy.

The 15-15-15 Rule

Step-Up Advantage

Market Volatility

SIP Returns for Popular Amounts

Wealth Multiplication by Duration

Institutional SIP Portals

Strategic Growth Suites

SIP Performance Matrix

How Does the SIP Calculator Work?

Example: ₹10,000/month SIP for 15 Years

SIP vs Lumpsum vs Bank FD: Which is Better?

Frequently Asked Questions

How much will my SIP of {AMOUNT} be worth in {YEARS}?

What is SIP and how does it work?

What is the minimum SIP amount in India?

Is SIP return calculated on simple or compound interest?

Should I use CAGR or XIRR to measure SIP returns?

What is a safe withdrawal rate from a SIP corpus?

How does inflation affect my SIP goal?

Can I stop my SIP during a market crash?

What is the 15-15-15 rule of SIP?

How much will my SIP of ₹5,000 be worth in 20 Years?

⚠️ Disclaimer

SIP Calculator 2026 – Mutual Fund Returns & Wealth Estimator analyzed by Mahavir Hirani

Institutional Tool Suite

Consistency > Timing

The 10% Step-Up Rule

Step-Up Advantage

Share this tool

Consistency > Timing

The 10% Step-Up Rule