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What is a SIP Calculator?
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) calculator is a tool that helps investors calculate the returns from their investments made through the SIP route. By inputting the amount, duration, and expected rate of return, the SIP calculator provides an estimate of the final corpus, the total investment amount, and the profit earned. This tool helps investors plan their investments better and make an informed decision.
How can a SIP return calculator help you?
- Estimation of future returns: By inputting the amount, duration, and expected rate of return, a SIP calculator provides an estimate of the final corpus, the total investment amount, and the profit earned.
- Investment Planning: It helps you plan your investments better by providing an estimate of the future returns on your investment.
- Budgeting: A SIP calculator can assist in budgeting by showing how much you need to invest each month to achieve your desired corpus.
- Comparison: It can help you compare different investment options and make informed decisions.
- Monitoring Progress: You can use a SIP calculator to monitor the progress of your investments over time and make adjustments accordingly.
How to use Swifttax systematic investment plan calculator?
Here are the steps to use the SwiftTax SIP calculator:
- Visit the SwiftTax website, click Calculators, and select the “SIP Calculator” option.
- Enter the amount you want to invest each month in the SIP.
- Enter the expected rate of return, which can be based on historical returns or expectations for future returns.
- Enter the duration of the investment, in months or years.
- Click on the “Calculate” button.
- The calculator will show the estimated final corpus, the total investment amount, and the profit earned from the investment.
- You can adjust the inputs to see the impact on the final corpus.
Note: The results provided by the SIP calculator are only estimates and may not reflect actual returns. Factors such as market performance, interest rates, and inflation can impact the actual returns. It is important to consider these factors and consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.