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Lumpsum Calculator

What a one-time investment grows into

Investment Details

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₹1,00,000 · 1 lakh

%
years

Returns are estimates. Market returns are not guaranteed.

Your Lumpsum Returns

₹3,10,585Total value
₹1,00,000Invested
₹2,10,585Est. returns
3.11 lakh
Value in words
3.11×
Growth multiple
  • Invested₹1,00,000(32%)
  • Returns₹2,10,585(68%)

Year-by-year value

YearValue at year endReturns so far
1₹1,12,000₹12,000
2₹1,25,440₹25,440
3₹1,40,493₹40,493
4₹1,57,352₹57,352
5₹1,76,234₹76,234
6₹1,97,382₹97,382
7₹2,21,068₹1,21,068
8₹2,47,596₹1,47,596
9₹2,77,308₹1,77,308
10₹3,10,585₹2,10,585
Read the guide · 6 minSIP vs Lumpsum: Which Is Better for You?
  1. 1
    Enter the amount
    Your one-time investment
  2. 2
    Set return and period
    Expected yearly return and years
  3. 3
    See the value
    Total value and gains

How is lumpsum return calculated?

A lumpsum compounds once a year at the expected return, so each year's gain also earns returns the next year.

FV = P × (1 + r)ⁿ

P = amount invested, r = yearly return ÷ 100, n = years

Lumpsum or SIP?

A lumpsum puts all your money to work at once, which pays off when markets rise. A SIP spreads purchases over time and averages out the price, which is gentler in volatile markets. Many people invest a windfall gradually through an STP into an equity fund.

Doubling time

At 12% a year, money doubles in about 6 years; at 8%, about 9 years. Divide 72 by the yearly return for a quick estimate (the rule of 72).

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Frequently asked questions

Are lumpsum returns guaranteed?

No. Equity and hybrid fund returns move with the market. This calculator assumes a steady yearly return to give an estimate.

Is the result before tax?

Yes. Gains on equity funds held over a year are taxed at 12.5% above ₹1.25 lakh a year; debt fund gains are taxed at your slab rate.

What return should I assume?

Use a conservative long-term figure: roughly 10–12% for diversified equity funds, 6–7% for debt funds. Past returns don't guarantee future ones.

These results are estimates for planning only, not financial, investment or tax advice. Rates and rules change, and your bank, fund house or employer may calculate slightly differently. Check with them or a qualified adviser before you decide.

Sources

Last reviewed: October 2026