Planning a one-time lumpsum investment in ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund mutual funds? Use this calculator to see how your investment could grow over time. Enter the investment amount, your expected annual return rate, and your investment horizon to get an instant projection.
This calculator is a planning tool — the return rate you enter is an assumption, not a guarantee. Mutual fund returns depend on market conditions and will vary from projections.
A lumpsum investment is a one-time investment of a fixed amount in a mutual fund scheme, as opposed to a SIP which involves regular periodic investments. Lumpsum investments are often made when you have a windfall — a bonus, maturity of another investment, or a gift — that you want to put to work immediately.
This is the standard compound interest formula. The entire principal compounds from day one, which means lumpsum investments benefit more from early market gains compared to SIPs.
Enter your one-time investment amount, the expected annual return rate you want to assume, and your investment tenure. The calculator shows your estimated maturity amount and total estimated returns based on the constant return rate you entered.
The return rate is your assumption for planning purposes — not a guarantee. Different mutual fund categories have historically delivered different return ranges. Use a conservative rate and consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser for personalised guidance.
Neither is universally better. Lumpsum works well when you have a large amount to invest at once and markets are attractively valued. SIP works well for regular investing from monthly income and reduces timing risk through rupee cost averaging. Use both calculators to compare projections for your specific situation.
No. Mutual fund returns are subject to market risks. The calculator outputs are projections based on a constant return rate you specify. Actual returns will vary based on market conditions and the specific fund you invest in.
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Calculator outputs assume a constant rate of return specified by the user. In reality, mutual fund returns are subject to market risks, volatility, and non-linear patterns. Actual outcomes may differ materially from projections. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing.
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