A SIP Calculator helps you estimate how your mutual fund investments done using Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) method..Read More
A SIP Calculator is a simple and quick tool to help investors calculate the potential returns they can get from their mutual fund SIPs. A recent trend shows the increasing popularity of SIPs among millennials and Gen Zs, both as they are much more convenient and allow you to build long-term wealth gradually through disciplined monthly contributions.
Dhan's systematic investment plan calculator, also called the mutual fund SIP calculator, lets you know the value of your investments based on three things, namely amount, tenure, and expected rate of return. While this SIP plan calculator provides a quick estimate, the actual returns of a mutual fund scheme might vary depending on various factors. The SIP Calculator doesn’t take into consideration the expense ratio or the exit load. Still, it can guide you with a rough projection of your corpus and help you compare it with a lump-sum investment.
Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) allows you to invest a fixed amount regularly into mutual funds or even stocks, helping you grow your money over time. Imagine that you are saving a fixed amount every month by putting X amount of money in a box. It is surely a disciplined way to save money, but that money just sits there and doesn’t actually grow. Hence, you invest money through weekly, quarterly, or monthly Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs).
The best part of SIPs is their convenience. You don’t have to worry about the timing of the market or remembering to invest. Once set up, your contributions happen automatically. This builds consistency, helps you benefit from rupee cost averaging, and grows your money through the power of compounding.
SIPs are flexible, so you can start small and increase your amount as your income rises. If you want to calculate how much your investments can grow with an increase in SIPs amount, try using a Step up SIP calculator online to estimate the potential returns.
To calculate the amount you will receive upon maturity of an SIP, also known as the future value, the following formula is used -
M = P × {(1 + r)^n - 1} / {r} × (1 + r)
In this formula -
We will help you understand this through an example.
Say Mr. A wants to invest Rs. 5000 per month for 10 years at an annual rate of 12% through SIP investment. Now, in order to calculate how much amount we will receive at the time of maturity (M) we require a monthly rate of return, which is “r”.
Now read the problem statement carefully: 12% is the annual rate, and we need to calculate the monthly rate. Typically, people divide 12 by 12 and take 1% as the monthly rate, but that’s incorrect. Because we forget to consider that the returns are compounding over time.
You can simply convert the annual returns into monthly returns using this formula -
Monthly Return = {(1 + Annual Return)^1/12} – 1
Here,
r = (1 + 0.12)1/12 −1
= 0.0095 or 0.95%
For this scenario, the monthly return comes out to 0.95% and not 1% using the above formula.
Now, let's plug the values into the formula:
FV = 5,000 × 118 / 0.0095 × (1 + 0.0095)
After 10 years, Mr. A’s SIP corpus will be around Rs 11.2 lakh. Out of this, he has invested Rs 6 lakh (₹5,000 x 120), and the remaining Rs 5.2 lakh is all compounded.
One key point to remember is that the rate of return on SIP is not fixed and might differ with market conditions.
The SIP calculators at Dhan are designed for you to plan your investments more effectively. Calculating SIP investment return using SIP calculator is quick, easy, and takes a few simple steps:
The calculator shows your estimated maturity amount, total investment, and potential gains after compounding.
At Dhan, we provide you with different SIP calculators online for your different goals. We have for you
Dhan offers the best SIP calculator with the following benefits -
Well, there are different types of SIPs and not all of them work the same way. You can always choose which one is more suitable for you based on your flexibility and your goal. Here’s a quick look at how each one works:
As the name suggests, this SIP allows you to invest a fixed amount at regular intervals (weekly, quarterly, or monthly SIPs). The money will be automatically transferred from your bank to the mutual fund you have invested in.
This type of SIP lets you change the amount you invest based on the market conditions or even your personal finances. You can invest more when markets are down or reduce the amount when funds are tight. It’s also known as Flexi-SIP.
While most SIPs run for a fixed duration, a perpetual SIP doesn’t have an end date. You just have to specify the start date, and the SIP continues until you decide to stop it. This is a great option for investors who want their money to keep compounding over time.
Step-up SIP, or the Top-up SIP, allows you to automatically increase your SIP amount at regular intervals, say every year. It is ideal for salaried inventors who expect yearly bonuses or increments and wish their investments to grow in line with their income.
Using a trigger SIP, you can set specific conditions like a market dip, index level, or NAV to start, stop, or switch your investments. If you want to follow market trends and also automate your decisions, then this can be a great choice.
This will allow you to invest in multiple mutual fund schemes within a single SIP. Assume you invest Rs 30,000 monthly, you can split this across five different funds of Rs 6000 each. This way, you can diversify your investments without managing multiple SIPs separately.
Apart from this, SIPs can also differ based on where your money is parked, such as equity funds, debt funds, balanced funds, overnight funds, or money market funds.
Now that we know what SIP is, let’s understand how it actually differs from Lump-sum and Step-Up SIPs.
If you are planning to start an SIP and are confused about whether to go with a Step-Up SIP, a lump sum investment, or a Systematic Investment Plan, then let us break this down for you.
Below are three tables, each showing how an investor’s corpus could grow over a 10-year horizon, assuming an annual growth rate of 15% CAGR.
Here’s a quick comparison of how your money grows in an SIP, a lump sum, and a step-up SIP.
Well, all three approaches have their advantages, but we can conclude that regular SIPs are best suited for consistent investors, lump sum is suitable for investors who have surplus capital, and Step-Up SIP suits investors who have long-term targets.
Please note that the above returns are approximate estimates. Actual returns might differ based on the selected category, the scheme chosen and current market conditions.
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