Investing regularly is one of the smartest ways to build long-term wealth, and Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) make it simple and disciplined. With the BankCliq SIP Calculator, you can instantly estimate how much wealth your monthly SIP investment can create over time.
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned investor, our SIP calculator helps you plan your mutual fund investments confidently and efficiently.
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method of investing a fixed amount of money in mutual funds at regular intervals such as monthly, quarterly, or weekly. SIPs help investors build wealth gradually while maintaining financial discipline.
A SIP Calculator is an online tool that estimates the future value of your mutual fund investments made through SIP. It calculates:
Note: SIP calculator results are estimates. Actual returns depend on market performance and fund selection.
The SIP calculator works using the compound interest formula:
A common mistake is dividing the annual return by 12. This is incorrect because mutual fund returns are compounded.
For example, a 12% annual return translates to approximately 0.95% monthly return, not 1%.
Let's say you invest:
Using the SIP formula:
This shows the power of compounding—even with small monthly investments.
Adjust the inputs to see how different amounts, returns, and periods affect your investment growth.
Investing via SIP offers multiple advantages:
Automates investing and builds financial discipline.
Rupee cost averaging helps buy more units when prices are low.
Start with as low as ₹500 per month.
Increase, decrease, pause or stop SIP anytime.
Power of compounding works best over longer periods.
| SIP | Lump Sum |
|---|---|
| Invests small amounts regularly | Invests large amount once |
| Reduces market timing risk | Market timing is crucial |
| Ideal for beginners | Requires market knowledge |
| Disciplined investing | One-time investment |
You can start SIP with as low as ₹500 per month, depending on the mutual fund scheme.
There is no maximum limit. SIPs can run for 30 years or more.
No. SIP is a method of investing, while mutual funds are investment products.
Yes, most fund houses allow SIP modification.
Yes. You can pause, stop, or restart your SIP anytime.
No. SIP is available for equity, debt, hybrid, and index funds.