Kotak Lump Sum Calculator and Kotak SIP Calculator help you in estimating the possible returns on mutual funds. However, the two calculators calculate results for two different methods of investment.
- Lump Sum Calculator
If you are making a one-time investment (say, ₹1 lakh at once) in a mutual fund scheme, then you should use a lump sum calculator to calculate your investment returns. It provides an estimate of the potential growth of this one investment, assuming the entire amount is invested from the start and remains invested for the specified time.
- SIP Calculator
An SIP calculator is used when you invest in small amounts at regular intervals like daily, monthly or yearly (e.g., ₹5,000 per month) in a mutual fund scheme. It sums the future worth of a series of payments made over time, each of which is compounded for the time it is invested.
Kotak's Lump sum vs SIP Investment Return Calculation (Assuming 15% Annual Return)
| Tenure |
Lump sum (one-time) |
SIP (₹10,000/month) |
| Invested Amount |
Approx. profit |
Estimated Value |
Amount |
Profit |
Value |
| 5 years |
₹1 lakh |
₹1.01 lakh |
₹2.01 lakh |
₹6 lakh |
₹2.97 lakh |
₹8.97 lakh |
| 10 years |
₹1 lakh |
₹3.05 lakh |
₹4.05 lakh |
₹12 lakh |
₹15.87 lakh |
₹₹27.87 lakh |
| 20 years |
₹1 lakh |
₹15.37 lakh |
₹16.37 lakh |
₹24 lakh |
₹1.28 cr |
₹1.52 Cr |