Total Maturity Value (Pre-Tax)
Total Invested
Wealth Gained (Interest)
Absolute Return
Total % growth on your capital
After-Tax Value
Minus Capital Gains Tax
Purchasing Power
Adjusted for Inflation (Today's ₹)
| Year | SIP Deposits | Interest | Accrued Int. | Balance |
|---|
It uses a formula for compound interest:
FV = P × (1 + r)ⁿ
Where:
It calculates how much your investment will grow over time with compound returns.
It gives a close estimate based on the inputs you provide. However, since actual returns depend on market performance, there may be a difference between estimated and real returns.
A lump-sum investment is one in which an investor invests a large amount of money at once, rather than spreading it out over time. It’s the opposite of a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan), where you invest smaller amounts regularly.
| Feature | Lumpsum Investment | SIP Investment |
|---|---|---|
| Investment Type | One-time | Recurring monthly/quarterly |
| Risk Level | Higher (market timing matters) | Lower (cost averaging over time) |
| Suitable For | Investors with large capital | Salaried or regular income earners |
| Market Volatility | More sensitive | Less sensitive |
| Ideal Market Type | Bull market | Volatile or uncertain markets |
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