₹1,000 SIP for 20 Years — What It Grows Into
Invest ₹1,000 every month for 20 years and you put in ₹2.4 L — at a 12% annual return that becomes roughly ₹10.0 L, of which ₹7.6 L is compounding doing the work. Step the SIP up 10% a year as your income grows and the same plan builds about ₹19.9 L instead. The sliders below start at these numbers — drag them to make the plan yours.
| Annual return | Invested | Est. gains | Total corpus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10% | ₹2.4 L | ₹5.3 L | ₹7.7 L |
| 12% | ₹2.4 L | ₹7.6 L | ₹10.0 L |
| 14% | ₹2.4 L | ₹10.8 L | ₹13.2 L |
Assumes returns compound monthly at a constant rate — real market returns vary year to year. Projection, not a promise; not investment advice.
Want to see what this SIP would have actually returned in a real fund, year by real year? The main SIP calculator's backtest mode replays it through any top-scoring Indian fund's calendar-year returns.
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