SIP / Investment Return Calculator

Future value of a monthly SIP or regular investment plan.

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years
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Estimated value

$1,161,695.38

Invested amount
$600,000.00
Estimated returns
$561,695.38
Wealth gained
93.62%

How estimated value changes with

Monthly investment: 2500 → $580,847.697500 → $1,742,543.07

The dot is your current value. The graph updates as you type.

Formula: FV = P × ((1+i)ⁿ − 1) / i × (1+i)

Comparison: Expected annual return

Expected annual returnEstimated valueInvested amountEstimated returns
10%$1,032,760.10$600,000.00$432,760.10
11%$1,094,936.44$600,000.00$494,936.44
12%$1,161,695.38$600,000.00$561,695.38
13%$1,233,403.25$600,000.00$633,403.25
14%$1,310,456.91$600,000.00$710,456.91

SIP / Investment Return Calculator Guide: Formula & Worked Example

Short answer

Future value of a monthly SIP or regular investment plan. In the fixed example below, estimated value is 1,161,695.38. Your answer depends on the inputs and assumptions you choose.

Formula

FV = P × ((1+i)ⁿ − 1) / i × (1+i)

Use the relationship above with consistent units. The inputs are monthly investment, expected annual return, time period, annual step-up (optional). Use the input scale shown beside each field and keep time periods and units consistent. Only round the final result for display.

Worked example

Monthly investment
5000
Expected annual return
12
Time period
10
Annual step-up (optional)
0
  • Estimated value: 1,161,695.38
  • Invested amount: 600,000.00
  • Estimated returns: 561,695.38
  • Wealth gained: 93.62%

Understanding the result

Future value of a monthly SIP or regular investment plan. Start with the base example, then replace each value with the figure that matches your situation.

Monthly investment

The example uses 5000 for monthly investment. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Expected annual return

The example uses 12 % for expected annual return. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Time period

The example uses 10 years for time period. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Annual step-up (optional)

The example uses 0 % for annual step-up (optional). This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

What the comparison means

The comparison changes only monthly investment, keeping every other example input fixed. This isolates that input's effect on the primary result. It does not predict future outcomes.

Rates, fees, eligibility, local tax rules and provider rounding can change the final amount. Reference tax and exchange-rate data may be outdated; verify the official source before deciding.

Comparison

ScenarioInputResult
Lower inputMonthly investment: 4000Estimated value: 929,356.31
Base exampleMonthly investment: 5000Estimated value: 1,161,695.38
Higher inputMonthly investment: 6000Estimated value: 1,394,034.46

Common mistakes

  • Using the wrong units for monthly investment.
  • Comparing results while changing more than one input at a time.
  • Rates, fees, eligibility, local tax rules and provider rounding can change the final amount. Reference tax and exchange-rate data may be outdated; verify the official source before deciding.

Checklist

  • Confirm monthly investment.
  • Confirm expected annual return is expressed in %.
  • Confirm time period is expressed in years.
  • Confirm annual step-up (optional) is expressed in %.
  • Check the result against your source or provider.

Calculators Percentage Editorial Team

Calculator guides from the Calculators Percentage team. These introductory examples are educational, not professional advice.

Last reviewed:

Rates, fees, eligibility, local tax rules and provider rounding can change the final amount. Reference tax and exchange-rate data may be outdated; verify the official source before deciding.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the SIP / Investment Return Calculator?

Enter Monthly investment, Expected annual return, Time period, Annual step-up, then press Calculate. Your results appear instantly and update every time you change a value and calculate again.

What formula does this calculator use?

It uses: FV = P × ((1+i)ⁿ − 1) / i × (1+i).

How accurate is this calculator?

It uses standard financial formulas. Real figures from banks, insurers or the government may include fees, taxes, rounding rules or rate changes, so confirm final numbers with your provider.

Is this financial advice?

No. This is an estimation tool only. Consult a qualified financial advisor before making major financial decisions.

Is this calculator free?

Yes. The SIP / Investment Return Calculator and all other savings calculators on Calculators Percentage are free, with no sign-up required.

Sources & references

Formulas are tested against hand-checked answers. How we check our calculators.

Estimates only. Confirm final figures, terms and fees with your bank, provider or a qualified professional.

Last updated: January 15, 2026