Crorepati Calculator
Estimate the monthly SIP needed to build a target corpus of INR 1 crore or another financial goal. Adjust your investment period, expected return, and existing savings to explore different scenarios.
Enter your goal details
Change any input to update the estimates automatically.
Your estimated plan
Figures are estimates before taxes, fees, and inflation.
Where the money comes from
Illustrative split of your projected goal corpus.
Opens a separate report. In the print dialog, choose Save as PDF if you want a PDF file.
Year-wise investment projection
The table shows the projected corpus at the end of each year, assuming the entered annual return is earned evenly through monthly compounding and SIP instalments are invested at each month's end.
| Year | Starting corpus | SIP contributions to date | Projected corpus |
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This is a mathematical illustration, not a forecast. Market-linked investments do not grow at a fixed rate in real life.
Formula and calculation methodology
For this calculator, the required monthly SIP is calculated using the target amount, the investment period, the assumed monthly return, and the future value of any existing investment.
Step 1: Convert annual return into a monthly rate
Step 2: Calculate the future value of the existing investment
Step 3: Calculate the required monthly SIP
Here, n is the total number of monthly instalments, calculated as years multiplied by 12. The formula assumes each SIP instalment is invested at the end of the month.
When the monthly return is zero, the calculation instead divides the remaining target by the number of monthly instalments. If the existing investment alone is projected to meet or exceed the target, the required SIP is shown as zero.
How to plan for a one crore goal
Becoming a crorepati through regular investing is a long-term financial goal, not a guaranteed outcome. A calculator can help you estimate a contribution level, understand the effect of time, and review whether your plan is realistic for your budget.
1. Start with a clear time horizon
Decide when you may need the money. A longer period can reduce the monthly contribution required under the same assumed return, but a longer period does not remove investment risk.
2. Choose a return assumption carefully
Try more than one return assumption rather than relying on a single optimistic figure. Equity mutual funds can experience losses, including over multi-year periods. Do not treat the assumed return as a promise or as a prediction of a particular fund's performance.
3. Account for money already invested
If you already have investments earmarked for the goal, enter their current value in the existing investment field. The calculator assumes this amount remains invested and compounds at the same rate you select. That may not reflect the actual risk or return of your investments.
4. Consider inflation
INR 1 crore in the future may buy less than INR 1 crore today. If the goal is many years away, consider whether your target amount should be increased to account for rising prices.
5. Review your plan regularly
Review your investments, goal amount, and ability to contribute periodically. If your income increases, a gradual increase in SIP contributions may help you keep pace with a changing goal. Do not increase risk solely to chase a numerical target.
Illustrative example
Suppose the target is INR 1 crore over 15 years, with no existing investment and an assumed annual return of 12%. The calculator converts the annual rate to a monthly rate and estimates the monthly SIP using the formula above. Change the return or duration in the calculator to see how the result changes. The example is illustrative and does not indicate an expected or guaranteed return.
Frequently asked questions
The required SIP depends on your time horizon, assumed return, and existing investments. Enter these details above to estimate the monthly amount. The result is not a guarantee.
No. The annual return is an assumption used for calculation. Market-linked investments can deliver higher or lower returns and can lose value. Actual results may differ materially.
It is the current amount you have already invested toward this particular goal. The calculator projects its future value using the same assumed return as the monthly SIP, which may not match your actual portfolio.
No. The estimate is before taxes, investment charges, and inflation. Consider these factors separately when deciding how much money your future goal may require.
If the projected future value of the existing investment meets or exceeds the target under your selected assumptions, the required SIP is displayed as zero. This result depends on the assumed return and is not a guarantee that the goal will be met.
Click Print / Save as PDF to open a separate report window. Use the browser's print dialog and select Save as PDF. If the new window does not open, allow pop-ups for the page and try again.
No. It is an educational calculator for goal planning. It does not assess your personal circumstances or recommend a specific scheme. Scheme selection should consider your goals, time horizon, risk profile, and relevant scheme documents.
Contact KHILARI CAPITAL
For educational information about mutual funds and goal planning, contact:
KHILARI CAPITAL
Khilari Enterprises Pvt Ltd
MFD Name: Mohan Khilari
ARN-334850 | EUIN-E636007
Phone: +91 9480206355
Email: mohank100@gmail.com
Address: Benachinamardi, Gokak, Belagavi, Karnataka 591344
We will help you understand your ability to bear risk and identify the asset classes suitable for your financial goals.
Calculator results are estimates based on the inputs and assumptions selected by the user. They do not guarantee returns or goal achievement and are not personalized investment advice. Actual investment values may vary due to market movements, fees, taxes, inflation, and the timing of contributions.
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