See how expense ratios reduce your mutual fund returns over time. Compare gross vs. net growth to understand the real cost of fund fees.
Project how your mutual fund investment could grow over time with our free calculator, accounting for regular contributions and expected annual returns.
This calculator projects compound growth: Future Value = Initial Investment × (1 + r)^t + Regular Contributions compounded over t years, where r is your expected annual return rate.
This varies significantly by fund type (equity, bond, balanced); check the fund's historical average return as a reference point, understanding past performance doesn't guarantee future results.
Not directly, mutual fund fees (expense ratios) reduce your effective return over time; factor this into your expected return rate for a more realistic projection.
SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) involves regular fixed contributions over time, while lump sum is a one-time investment, each has different risk and timing considerations.
No, mutual fund returns depend on market performance and are not guaranteed; this calculator provides a projection based on assumed rates, not a promise of actual returns.