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Mutual Fund Returns Calculator

Calculate your mutual fund investment returns based on purchase NAV and current NAV. Supports both Systematic Investment Plans (SIP) and one-time lumpsum investments.

Parameters

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Yr

Results Summary

Total Invested
$10,000
Current Value
$20,000
Total Returns
$10,000
Absolute Return
100%
CAGR
14.87%
Units
200.00
Mathematical Formula

This calculator determines the results based on the following standard financial formula for Mutual Fund Returns:

Returns = (Exit NAV / Entry NAV - 1) × 100%

Variables Glossary

Total Invested
Total amount invested over time
Current Value
Current market value of total units
CAGR
Compound Annual Growth Rate
Absolute Return
Simple return percentage without annualization

Mutual fund returns are calculated based on changes in Net Asset Value (NAV). For SIP, each installment buys units at the then-prevailing NAV, calculating overall growth with rupee-cost averaging.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is NAV?

Net Asset Value (NAV) is the per-unit market value of a mutual fund scheme. It represents the price at which you buy or sell units in the fund.

Should I use SIP or Lumpsum?

SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) helps average out market volatility through rupee-cost averaging and is ideal for regular monthly investing. Lumpsum is suitable when you have a large one-time amount to invest.

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