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Calculate your SIP returns
Start your mutual fund investment journey with clarity. IndusInd Bank’s SIP Calculator helps you estimate potential returns on your monthly investments over time.
Whether you're planning for a dream home, your child’s education, or long-term wealth creation, our calculator gives you quick, accurate insights to make informed decisions. Just enter a few details to see how your investments can grow.
Disclaimer: The figures shown are indicative and for illustrative purposes only. Actual returns may vary based on market performance and fund selection.
A SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) calculator helps you estimate the returns you can earn through disciplined mutual fund investing.
Whether you're planning for a future goal or simply want to grow your wealth over time, the SIP calculator offers a quick and hassle-free way to see how small monthly investments can lead to a sizable corpus.
Just enter your monthly investment amount, expected rate of return, and investment duration to get an instant snapshot of your potential returns.
The SIP calculator uses a compound interest formula to show how your investments grow over time. It considers three key inputs: the amount you plan to invest every month, the number of years you want to invest, and the average annual return you expect.
Based on these, it calculates the total invested amount and the estimated maturity amount, which includes both your contributions and the earnings from compounding.
A SIP calculator gives you a clear picture of your financial future. It helps:
Plan investments based on your goals and budget
Visualise how compounding works over time
Compare different investment scenarios
Avoid manual errors in complex calculations
Make informed decisions with greater confidence
The formula typically used is:
FV = P × ({[1 + i]^n – 1} / i) × (1 + i)
Where:
FV = Future Value
P = SIP amount
i = rate of return (periodic)
n = number of payments
This formula factors in both the compounding effect and the regular contribution to give an accurate projection of your investment's growth.
The Indian mutual fund landscape has seen explosive growth, with total folios doubling in the last few years. More and more retail investors are turning to SIPs as a convenient and disciplined way to invest.
This shift reflects growing trust in mutual funds and the realisation that long-term, consistent investing can help achieve financial goals.
IndusInd Bank’s SIP calculator is designed for simplicity and accuracy. With just a few inputs, you can:
Estimate future returns in seconds
Plan for short-term and long-term goals
Compare returns across different tenures
Adjust monthly investments to match your needs
Get clarity before making any commitment
Several factors influence your SIP returns:
Investment Duration: Longer durations give compounding more time to work
Monthly Contribution: Higher contributions lead to higher corpus
Expected Rate of Return: This depends on market performance and the fund you choose
Compounding Frequency: More frequent compounding can yield better returns
Market Volatility: While short-term fluctuations are normal, staying invested helps ride them out
Investing regularly and in higher amounts can significantly grow your corpus over time. The frequency ensures consistency while the amount amplifies the impact of compounding.
More frequent compounding (like monthly) adds interest more often, which increases the total return over the investment period.
SIPs help average out market highs and lows. Starting during a market dip may offer higher gains, but staying invested over the long-term matters more than timing alone.
FDs come in various tenures ranging from 7 days to 10 years and you can lock in your FD for a specific period of your choosing. You might decide to break some fixed deposits to get the necessary funds. This is called the premature withdrawal of a fixed deposit and has certain consequences.
If you want to understand how the maturity amounts based on fixed deposit interest rates are calculated, then this blog is for you. In this blog, we will learn about the FD interest calculator and how it makes it easier to calculate the maturity amount
Many seek a safe yet growth-oriented option for their savings. For those, Fixed Deposits (FDs) offer stable returns without market volatility. This blog explores different types of FDs and why FDs are a smart choice for those prioritising security and growth.
The world of fixed deposits is diverse, and understanding the nuances is crucial to optimise your investment strategy. In this blog, we delve into the six key factors you should consider when choosing a fixed deposit to ensure your financial goals align with this investment vehicle.
Sometimes, because of unforeseen circumstances or urgent financial needs, you may need to withdraw your FD amount before the maturity date. This is known as premature withdrawal. However, withdrawing an FD often comes with penalties, which can significantly impact your returns.
The FD maturity process allows investors to renew the FD, withdraw the entire amount, or transfer it to another investment option. Invest in IndusInd Bank Fixed Deposit for a secure financial future!
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