Goal SIP Calculator – Calculate Monthly Investment for Your Target

Calculate the monthly SIP needed to reach your financial goal.

About this tool

Find out exactly how much you need to invest monthly via SIP to reach your financial goal. Enter your target amount, expected return rate, and time horizon to get instant results. Plan for 1 crore, retirement, or any wealth target.

Reverse-Calculate Your Goal

Instead of asking 'how much will I have?', the Goal SIP calculator asks 'how much do I need to invest?' Enter your target amount, expected return, and time horizon — and the calculator instantly tells you the exact monthly SIP required to get there.

Time is Your Most Powerful Lever

The longer your time horizon, the smaller your monthly SIP needs to be. Starting even 2–3 years earlier can dramatically reduce the monthly investment required. The Goal SIP calculator makes it easy to visualise this impact instantly.

flagPlan Your ₹1 Crore Goal

Reaching ₹1 crore might seem distant, but with the right monthly SIP and a long enough horizon, it is entirely achievable. The earlier you start, the less you need to invest each month.

At 12% p.a., a ₹1Cr goal in 15 years requires just ₹20,024/month. Start at 30, hit your target at 45.

Quick Usage Guide

  1. 1Calculate monthly SIP needed for any target amount
  2. 2Adjustable return rate and time period
  3. 3Visual breakdown of invested amount vs estimated returns
  4. 4Plan for goals like 1 crore, retirement, or education fund

Frequently Asked Questions

help_outlineWhat is a goal SIP calculator?

It calculates the exact monthly SIP amount you need to invest to reach a specific financial target within a defined time horizon at an expected return rate.

verifiedHow do I use it?

Enter your target corpus (e.g. ₹1 crore), the expected annual return rate, and the number of years you have. The calculator instantly shows your required monthly SIP.

quizCan I plan for multiple goals?

You can calculate for one goal at a time. Run the calculator separately for each goal — retirement, education, or a house down payment — with different inputs.

account_balance_walletWhat return rate should I assume?

For equity mutual funds, 10–12% p.a. is a common long-term assumption. For debt or hybrid funds, 6–9% is more conservative and realistic.