SIP + Lumpsum Calculator

The return on your investment, also known as ROI, shows what is the Compound Annual Growth Rate ( CAGR ) of your investment. It assists you in selecting the finest investment from several investment possibilities. You can assess the investment depending on your financial objectives and risk appetite.

What’s the difference between Lumpsum and SIP?

A lumpsum investment is made only once, but a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) invests a fixed amount on a regular basis.
The market condition is quite important in the lumpsum investment style because if the market suffers a significant correction after you invest, it may take several years to recover your original investment amount. In contrast, in the SIP or systematic investment method, there is no need to worry about market timing because investments are made during both market ups and downs.