Mutual Fund Calculator

Calculate mutual fund investment returns, future value and estimated wealth using lump-sum or monthly investments.

One-time amount invested at the start.

Enter the investment period in years.

Mutual fund return estimate

The calculator compounds the expected return monthly. An optional annual fee is deducted from the assumed return.

Mutual Fund Return Formula

Future Value = Initial Investment × (1 + r)ⁿ For monthly SIP: Future Value = Initial Investment Growth + Monthly Contribution Growth r = Monthly Expected Return n = Number of Monthly Compounding Periods

This calculator provides an estimate based on the return, fee and contribution assumptions entered.

How to Use the Mutual Fund Calculator

1

Choose Lumpsum or Monthly SIP

Select whether you want to estimate a one-time mutual fund investment or regular monthly contributions.

2

Enter Investment Amount

Enter your initial investment and, for SIP mode, the monthly contribution.

3

Set Return and Duration

Enter the expected annual return and investment period.

4

Review the Results

Compare total invested, estimated returns, future value and the optional inflation-adjusted value.

Example

For a 1,00,000 initial investment at an assumed 12% annual return for 10 years:

The calculator estimates the future value by applying monthly compounding to the investment. In SIP mode, monthly contributions are also compounded according to the same return assumption.

Mutual fund returns are market-linked and actual results can differ significantly from estimates.

Frequently Asked Questions

It estimates the potential future value and investment returns of a mutual fund investment using assumed contributions, return and duration.
Yes. Select Monthly SIP and enter the monthly amount along with the expected return and investment duration.
No. Mutual fund returns are market-linked. The calculator uses an assumed rate only and does not guarantee future performance.
No. Taxes, exit loads and fund-specific charges are not included unless represented by the optional annual fee assumption.