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The Motilal Oswal SIP Calculator helps investors estimate the future value of their Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in mutual funds. By entering a few basic details, you can get a clear projection of your investment returns over time, enabling better financial planning.
A SIP involves investing a fixed amount regularly—usually monthly—into a mutual fund. The calculator uses the compound interest formula to project the potential returns on your investments based on the amount, investment duration, and expected rate of return.
The calculator uses the future value of a series formula:
Where:
If you invest ₹5,000 per month for 10 years at an expected annual return of 12%:
Disclaimer : The results given by the above calculator are for illustration purpose only. They are often based on a number of assumptions. The results given are in no way any guarantee of the returns that will be given. Investments in stock markets and securities markets are subject to market risks and other risks. There is no guarantee of the return that will be actually given. Investment in other financial products may also be subject to market risks and other risks. There is no guarantee of the returns that will be given by them. The calculator also does not make any recommendation directly or indirectly. Please consult a registered Financial Advisor before taking any investment decision.
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a disciplined investment method where you invest a fixed amount regularly in mutual funds.
The calculator provides an estimate based on the expected rate of return. Actual returns may vary depending on market performance.
No, this tool is designed specifically for monthly SIP calculations. Use a lump sum calculator for one-time investments.
Long-term SIPs (5 years or more) are generally more effective due to the power of compounding and reduced volatility.
No. Mutual fund returns are market-linked and may fluctuate. The expected return in the calculator is just an assumption.
Yes, most mutual fund platforms, including Motilal Oswal, allow you to increase or decrease your SIP amount.
SIPs in equity mutual funds generally offer higher returns than fixed deposits (FDs) or recurring deposits (RDs) but come with higher risk.
No, the calculator is free to use for anyone and does not require an account.
The default rate is usually set at 12% per annum, reflecting average long-term equity fund performance.
Investments in ELSS mutual funds via SIPs qualify for tax deductions under Section 80C up to ₹1.5 lakh per year.
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