Financial Calculators

Estimate your investment journey before you begin.

Start with Prosper Path's SIP Calculator and Lump Sum Calculator—our most-used tools—to understand how your investments may grow. These calculators are for illustration and education only. Actual returns may vary.

A clear estimate is a starting point—not a promise of returns.

Before You Begin

Use calculators to explore, not to predict.

Financial calculators are useful for estimation, but they do not predict actual returns. Mutual fund returns depend on market conditions, scheme performance, expense ratios, taxation, investment duration and investor behaviour. Use these tools to understand possible scenarios, not guaranteed outcomes.

Start With The Essentials

Two simple ways to estimate potential growth.

Enter your details, review the illustrative estimate, and request a follow-up from Prosper Path.

SIP Calculator

Estimate the future value of monthly mutual fund investments using an assumed annual return.

A SIP Calculator helps you understand how regular monthly investments may grow over time. Enter your monthly SIP amount, expected annual return and investment duration to view an illustrative future value.

SIPs can help investors build investment discipline over the long term. They are commonly used for wealth creation, retirement planning, child education, marriage planning and other financial goals.

This SIP Calculator is for illustration only. It assumes a fixed rate of return, which may not happen in actual mutual fund investments. Returns are not guaranteed.

Monthly SIP Amount₹Investment Duration (Years)Expected Annual Return (%)

Illustrative Estimated Value₹—Total invested: ₹—

Lump Sum Calculator

Estimate the future value of a one-time mutual fund investment using an assumed rate of return.

A Lump Sum Calculator helps investors estimate how a one-time investment may grow over a selected period. This can be useful when you have surplus funds, bonus income, business profits or accumulated savings that you want to invest—for example, toward retirement, a child's education or a marriage corpus.

Lump sum investing may be suitable for investors with a longer investment horizon and the ability to handle market fluctuations. Some investors may also use STP to deploy lump sum amounts gradually.

The calculator result is illustrative and based on assumed returns. Actual mutual fund returns may vary and are not guaranteed.

One-Time Investment Amount₹Investment Duration (Years)Expected Annual Return (%)

Illustrative Estimated Value₹—One-time investment: ₹—

How To Use These Tools

Use calculators as a starting point, not a final decision.

Financial calculators can help you visualise future possibilities, but they cannot replace proper understanding of your goals, risk profile and investment horizon. The SIP and Lump Sum calculators are the best starting point for most investors.

Start with SIP if you are investing regularly.
Use Lump Sum for surplus funds or accumulated savings.
Use realistic expected-return assumptions.
Account for inflation in long-term goals.
Review your goals periodically.
Avoid deciding solely on calculator results.
Understand risk before investing.
Read all scheme-related documents carefully.

Important Disclaimer

Illustrative estimates, not investment advice.

The results shown by these calculators are for illustration only and should not be considered investment advice.

Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully. Actual returns may vary and are not guaranteed.