Shree Sai Insurance
AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor · ARN-166386 · EUIN E322905
What does a monthly SIP grow into?
Prepared 9 November 2026
SIP returns
What does a monthly SIP grow into?
Project a monthly investment forward and see how much of the final corpus is your money versus compounding.
Corpus after 20 years
₹2,49,78,689
Indian equity funds have returned roughly 11–13% over long periods. Anything above 15% is optimistic.
- You invest
- ₹60.0 L
- Compounding adds
- ₹1.90 Cr
From year 11, more of this corpus comes from returns than from your own contributions.
What this assumes
- Instalment paid
- Start of each month
- Compounding
- Monthly — 12% a year is 1% a month
- Returns
- Constant, as you set them
- Monthly amount
- Same every month, no step-up
What it does not account for
- Exit load, which most equity schemes charge on units redeemed within a year.
- Capital gains tax. Long-term equity gains above ₹1.25 lakh a year are taxed at 12.5%.
- The expense ratio, if you enter a gross return figure rather than a net one.
- Sequence of returns. Real markets deliver the same average through a very different path, and the path is what tests you.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme related documents carefully. Outputs here are illustrations based on the assumptions you set, not projections of any scheme’s performance.
This is an illustration of compound growth under the assumptions shown, not a projection, a forecast or a guarantee of any scheme’s performance. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme related documents carefully.
Shree Sai Insurance is the practice of Amit Dhirajlal Waghela, an AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor (ARN-166386), not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. The firm earns commission from asset management companies on the schemes it distributes, does not charge a fee for distribution, and does not guarantee returns. Insurance is offered separately from the mutual fund distribution business.
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