Mutual fund illustration tools
Key facts
- You choose every rate; no rate is pre-filled, because no one can promise a return.
- Each tool shows three scenarios side by side, so you can include a deliberately low rate.
- The output is an arithmetic illustration, never a forecast or a projection.
- Everything is computed in your browser; nothing you enter is sent to a server.
These tools do one modest thing well: they show how compounding works at a rate you choose. They are deliberately honest. None of them pre-fills a rate, because a pre-filled rate would imply an expectation, and no one can tell you what a fund will return. Each shows three scenarios so you can see an optimistic and a pessimistic case together.
The tools
- SIP illustration: how a regular monthly investment could grow at a rate you choose.
- Step-up SIP illustration: the same, with your investment rising each year.
- SWP illustration: how long a corpus might last while you draw a regular income.
- Goal illustration: the monthly investment that could reach a target at a rate you choose.
How to read them
Every figure is arithmetic, not a forecast. Enter a deliberately low rate in one scenario to see the uncomfortable case, because that case is just as possible as the hopeful one. If a result would help you think about a real goal, talk to us, and we will keep the expectations honest.
The information on this website is general and educational. It is not financial, tax, or legal advice, and not a recommendation for your situation. We try to keep it accurate and up to date, but it may contain errors or become outdated. Please verify important details from official sources, and consider your own circumstances, before acting.
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