Savings Corpus Calculator

Save today.
See what you'll build.

Start with what you can save each month — and discover how much corpus you'll build via 📅 SIP, a one-time 💰 lumpsum, or a 💰+📅 combination of both.


This calculator shows you what your savings can become. But if you already have something specific in mind — a house, your child's education, a car, retirement — the Goal Calculator is built for that.

It starts from the target amount, accounts for inflation on the goal itself, and works backwards to tell you exactly what to invest today.

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Your Savings — Monthly SIP
1 yr40 yrs
3% p.a.25% p.a.
2% p.a.12% p.a.
0% (flat SIP)20% p.a.
0 yrs (redeem right away)30 yrs

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the wealth you'll build over time.
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A note on the thinking behind this

The best way to invest is with a goal in mind. A goal gives your money direction — it tells you how much to save, for how long, and whether you're on track. That's what the Goal Calculator is built for.

But not everyone starts there. And that's okay.

Some people aren't sure what they're saving towards yet. Some just want to see what their money can become before committing to a number. Some need the motivation of watching a corpus grow before a goal feels real to them.

This calculator is for those moments. Enter what you can comfortably set aside. See what it becomes over time. Let the numbers do what numbers do best — make the abstract feel possible.

Starting without a goal is still starting. And starting is what matters most.

Once you see your corpus taking shape, a goal often follows naturally. When it does, the Goal Calculator will be waiting — to turn that motivation into a precise, inflation-adjusted plan.

The step-up option exists because your income will grow. Raising your SIP by 10% each year quietly transforms a modest start into something significant. You don't need to invest a lot. You need to invest consistently, and let time do its work.

The return percentage deserves care. Every extra percent of assumed return comes with extra uncertainty. A number that feels optimistic on paper may rarely show up in real life. Set a return you believe in — not one that makes the chart look best.

See what you can build. Then build towards something.