Investment Calculators
Plan your investments with clear, instant projections. Start with systematic investment plans (SIPs) and see how regular investing - and stepping it up each year - can compound over time.
Available Calculators
Investment Guides & Decision Frameworks
SIP vs Lumpsum: Which Actually Wins?
Compare the math of systematic monthly investing against a one-time lumpsum deployment.
Read GuideHow Much SIP Do You Need for ₹1 Crore?
Calculate the exact monthly amount needed based on target years and expected returns.
Read GuideELSS vs PPF vs NPS: Best Tax-Saving Option?
Compare lock-ins, taxability, and return potentials side-by-side.
Read GuideSIP Explained: Compounding & Averaging
Learn how systematic investing works and the impact of yearly step-ups.
Read GuideMutual Fund Investing in India: Complete Guide
Our anchor guide covering mutual fund categories, taxation, and platform comparisons.
Read GuideHow Much to Invest Monthly to Retire (FIRE Study)
A detailed data study showing monthly SIP targets to retire at ages 40, 50, or 60.
Read GuideReady to start an SIP? Compare demat features and AMC fees in our review of the best demat accounts in India.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much will my SIP grow?
Your SIP growth depends on the monthly investment amount, the rate of return, and the investment tenure. Because of compounding, staying invested for longer durations significantly increases the final maturity value. Use our calculator to run projections based on custom returns.
What is a step-up SIP and why use one?
A step-up SIP automatically increases your monthly investment amount by a fixed percentage or amount every year (usually aligning with salary hikes). Stepping up your contributions can help you reach your financial goals much faster compared to a flat monthly investment.
Do I need a demat account to start an SIP?
No, a demat account is not strictly mandatory to start a mutual fund SIP. You can invest directly through mutual fund house websites (AMCs) or other platforms. However, holding mutual fund units in a demat account makes consolidation and tracking easier.