Project your SIP, lumpsum, SWP and SIF outcomes in seconds. Move a slider, see the number — then talk to us about turning the plan into a portfolio.
Every projection assumes a constant annual return and is for illustration only. Actual mutual fund returns vary with the market.
A fixed amount invested every month. Add an annual step-up if you plan to raise your SIP as your income grows.
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A one-time investment left to compound. Useful for a bonus, maturity proceeds or idle savings.
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Draw a fixed monthly income from an existing corpus while the balance stays invested. Check whether your corpus outlives the withdrawals.
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SIF is SEBI's asset class positioned between mutual funds and PMS, with a minimum investment threshold per investor. Project the corpus you could build with an initial commitment plus yearly top-ups.
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You invest a fixed amount every month out of income. Best for salaried investors building a corpus over years. Turn on step-up to model an SIP that grows with your salary.
You have money available today — a bonus, a maturity payout, sale proceeds — and want to see what it becomes if left to compound.
You already hold a corpus and want a predictable monthly payout from it. The key question this answers: will the corpus survive the withdrawals for as long as you need?
Specialised Investment Funds sit between mutual funds and PMS, carry a minimum investment threshold per investor, and can run more flexible strategies. Suited to investors with a larger, longer-horizon allocation.