Future Value
NPR 11,61,695
Projected SIP corpus (NPR).
FIRE Nepal · Mutual fund SIP
Calculate your estimated SIP returns in NPR.
नियमित लगानी वृद्धि योजना
Estimate maturity value from monthly investment, period, expected annual return, and optional annual step-up — then review total invested, wealth gain, and year-by-year growth.
Growth multiple
1.9x
FIRE progress
3.9%
Passive income
NPR 3,872
Live Wealth Projection
NPR 11,61,695
Your money could grow 1.9x. Inflation reduces purchasing power by 41.5%.
Monthly NPR SIP with optional step-up, inflation, and FIRE target logic.
Future Value
NPR 11,61,695
Projected SIP corpus (NPR).
Total Invested
NPR 6,00,000
Your total contributions.
Total Profit
NPR 5,61,695
Compounding gain.
Inflation Adjusted
NPR 6,80,092
Future buying power.
Monthly Passive Income
NPR 3,872
Estimated with 4% rule.
FIRE Completion
3.9%
Against NPR 3Cr target.
Fast NPR SIP scenarios for planning in Nepal.
Year-by-year wealth path with real value overlay.
Milestones mapped to Nepal retirement targets.
Coast FIRE date
Beyond horizon
Lean FIRE estimate
Beyond horizon
Full FIRE estimate
Beyond horizon
Retirement corpus
NPR 11,61,695
Safe withdrawal
NPR 46,468 / year
Visual split between your savings and market growth.
Interactive progress markers for long-term wealth goals.
First NPR 10L
NPR 10,00,000
Coast FIRE
NPR 75,00,000
Lean FIRE
NPR 1,50,00,000
Full FIRE
NPR 3,00,00,000
SIP scenario
At your selected 12% annual return, this scenario projects a future value of NPR 11,61,695 in Nepal terms.
Contributed (scenario)
NPR 6,00,000
NPR future value
NPR 11,61,695
Clear signals for your next money decision.
Detailed SIP table for professional planning.
| Year | Monthly SIP | Invested | Profit | Future Value | FIRE % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | — | NPR 0 | NPR 0 | NPR 0 | 0% |
| 1 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 60,000 | NPR 4,047 | NPR 64,047 | 0.2% |
| 2 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 1,20,000 | NPR 16,216 | NPR 1,36,216 | 0.5% |
| 3 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 1,80,000 | NPR 37,538 | NPR 2,17,538 | 0.7% |
| 4 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 2,40,000 | NPR 69,174 | NPR 3,09,174 | 1% |
| 5 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 3,00,000 | NPR 1,12,432 | NPR 4,12,432 | 1.4% |
| 6 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 3,60,000 | NPR 1,68,785 | NPR 5,28,785 | 1.8% |
| 7 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 4,20,000 | NPR 2,39,895 | NPR 6,59,895 | 2.2% |
| 8 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 4,80,000 | NPR 3,27,633 | NPR 8,07,633 | 2.7% |
| 9 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 5,40,000 | NPR 4,34,108 | NPR 9,74,108 | 3.2% |
| 10 | NPR 5,000 | NPR 6,00,000 | NPR 5,61,695 | NPR 11,61,695 | 3.9% |
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Strengths · बलियो पक्ष
Weaknesses · कमजोरी
Future Value
भविष्य मूल्यNPR 11,61,695
Total Invested
कुल लगानीNPR 6,00,000
Estimated Profit
अनुमानित नाफाNPR 5,61,695
CAGR
वृद्धि दर6.8%
High Risk
उच्च जोखिम40%
Age 30 · Start SIP
SIP सुरुNPR 0
Age 35 · Wealth building
सम्पत्ति वृद्धिNPR 4,12,432
Age 39 · Acceleration phase
तीव्र वृद्धि चरणNPR 9,74,108
Age 40 · Horizon corpus
अवधि अन्त्यको सम्पत्तिNPR 11,61,695
Expected Final Wealth
NPR 11,61,695
📈 Wealth Growth Chart
सम्पत्ति वृद्धि चार्ट📊 Invested vs Growth
लगानी बनाम वृद्धि📉 Inflation-adjusted Wealth
मुद्रास्फीति समायोजित सम्पत्तिProbability of Long-term Wealth Creation
40%
Disclaimer
Results are illustrative estimates based on the assumptions entered. Mutual fund returns are not guaranteed. Actual returns may vary. This calculator is for educational and financial planning purposes only.
SIP Value
NPR 11,61,695
SIP education · Nepal · NPR
Last updated 2026-08-23 · Reviewed for educational clarity by Raj Kumar Ghalan, Founder of FIRE Nepal
A SIP calculator estimates how a Systematic Investment Plan could grow if you invest a fixed amount regularly — usually every month — into a market-linked product such as a mutual fund. FIRE Nepal’s SIP Calculator Nepal helps you project:
Use it to compare scenarios before you commit cash — then confirm scheme rules, fees, and risks with the fund house. Results are estimates for planning, not promises.
The engine compounds monthly. When step-up is enabled, the monthly contribution rises once per year and later installments also compound for the remaining horizon.
In Nepal, SIP usually means buying mutual fund units on a schedule through a capital company or distributor under SEBON’s regulatory framework. Your actual return depends on NAV movement, expense ratios, taxes, and whether you stay invested through market swings.
To estimate returns for planning: pick a sustainable monthly NPR amount, choose a conservative-to-moderate assumed return, and run multiple horizons (5, 10, 15, 20 years). Then compare with a lumpsum scenario if you already hold a cash pile.
For a fixed monthly SIP with no step-up, calculators commonly use the future value of an annuity-due style formula (contribution at the beginning of each month):
M = P × [((1 + r)^n − 1) / r] × (1 + r) P = monthly investment r = monthly rate (annual rate ÷ 12) n = total months M = estimated maturity value
With annual step-up, a closed form gets messy, so FIRE Nepal simulates month by month: add the current SIP, apply the monthly return, then raise the SIP after each completed year.
Methodology note: assumed returns are constant in the model. Real mutual fund NAVs fluctuate. Fees, exit loads, and taxes are not fully modelled — treat outputs as educational estimates.
Example (illustrative only): invest NPR 5,000 every month for 10 years at an assumed 12% annual return with no step-up.
These figures use a constant return assumption. Actual mutual fund results can differ materially.
The table below uses the same illustrative assumptions: 12% annual return, 10 years, no step-up. Labels are estimates for education only.
| Monthly SIP | Total invested | Est. maturity | Est. gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| NPR 1,000 | NPR 1,20,000 | NPR 2,32,339 | NPR 1,12,339 |
| NPR 5,000 | NPR 6,00,000 | NPR 11,61,695 | NPR 5,61,695 |
| NPR 10,000 | NPR 12,00,000 | NPR 23,23,391 | NPR 11,23,391 |
| NPR 20,000 | NPR 24,00,000 | NPR 46,46,782 | NPR 22,46,782 |
SIP spreads purchases over time and matches monthly income or remittance flows. Lumpsum invests available capital immediately, so more money can compound sooner — if markets rise after you invest. If markets fall soon after a lumpsum, paper losses can feel sharper.
Many Nepali investors use both: keep an emergency fund liquid, deploy surplus cash gradually via SIP, and occasionally invest a lumpsum when they receive a bonus or large remittance. Compare paths with the SIP investment calculator and the lumpsum calculator.
SIP investing in Nepal typically means registering with a fund manager or distributor, completing KYC, choosing a scheme, and setting a monthly debit or payment instruction. Minimum installment amounts often land around Rs 500–1,000, but schemes differ — verify before you plan.
Practical tips: automate after payday, increase SIP when income rises (step-up), and avoid stopping only because markets are down unless your goals or risk capacity changed. Pair SIP with an emergency fund so you are not forced to redeem at a bad time.
Mutual funds pool investor money into a portfolio managed under disclosed objectives. Open-end schemes usually publish NAV and allow periodic subscriptions. SIP is a payment method into those schemes, not a separate asset class.
Read the scheme’s key information documents for risk category, asset mix, fees, and exit conditions. SEBON regulation supports market integrity and disclosure; it does not guarantee performance. For a deeper walkthrough, see Mutual Fund SIP in Nepal.
SIP can be a useful habit for long-term goals — retirement, education, or FIRE planning — because it turns investing into a monthly system. Whether it is “good” for you depends on time horizon, risk tolerance, fees, diversification, and whether the money is truly surplus after essentials and emergency savings.
SIP is not automatically better than paying high-interest debt, buying needed insurance, or holding cash for near-term goals. Treat the calculator as a planning lens, not a recommendation to buy any specific fund.
A SIP calculator in Nepal estimates the future value of a Systematic Investment Plan using your monthly NPR investment, expected annual return, investment period, and optional annual step-up. It is an educational planning tool — not a guarantee of mutual fund returns.
FIRE Nepal’s SIP Calculator compounds monthly contributions using an assumed annual return converted to a monthly rate. With optional step-up, the monthly SIP amount increases each year. The result is an illustrative maturity value based on your assumptions, not a promised fund return.
Minimum SIP amounts vary by mutual fund scheme and distributor. Many Nepal schemes historically allow starting around Rs 500–1,000 per month, but you should confirm the current minimum with the specific fund house before investing.
Yes. The FIRE Nepal SIP Calculator is built for NPR planning, with results formatted using Nepalese/Indian digit grouping so you can review total invested, estimated maturity value, and wealth gain in rupees.
An annual step-up increases your monthly contribution each year (for example by 5% or 10%). Over long periods this can raise total invested and estimated maturity value substantially because larger later contributions also compound. Use the step-up field on the calculator to model this.
No. SIP returns in mutual funds are market-linked and not guaranteed. Calculator outputs are illustrative estimates based on the return rate you enter. Actual results can be higher or lower depending on NAV movement, fees, taxes, and how long you stay invested.
Several SEBON-regulated mutual fund schemes and capital companies in Nepal offer SIP or systematic investment options. Availability, minimum amounts, and payment methods change over time — check the fund’s key information memorandum and the issuer’s current SIP process.
There is no single correct amount. A practical approach is to invest only what you can sustain after essentials, emergency savings, and debt obligations. Compare scenarios such as Rs 1,000, Rs 5,000, Rs 10,000, or Rs 20,000 per month in the calculator to see how contribution size changes estimated outcomes.
Each SIP installment can earn returns, and those returns can earn further returns over time. Early contributions have more months to compound than later ones. Longer horizons usually amplify compounding — but markets can also reverse gains, so compounding is a mathematical effect under assumed returns, not a guarantee.
SIP invests fixed amounts periodically (usually monthly). Lumpsum invests a large amount at once. SIP can be easier to fund from salary or remittance cash flow and spreads purchase timing; lumpsum puts more capital to work sooner if you already hold cash. Neither approach guarantees better results.
Build topical understanding with FIRE Nepal’s SIP cluster — each guide links back to this calculator.
SWP Calculator
Model systematic withdrawals after you build a corpus.
Lumpsum Calculator
Compare one-time investing with monthly SIP planning.
Inflation Calculator Nepal
See how inflation can change future purchasing power.
FIRE Summary
Connect SIP growth to net worth and FIRE progress.
Saving Goals
Track the monthly surplus that can fund your SIP.
SIP Guides for Nepal
Deep-dive articles on SIP, step-up, and mutual funds in Nepal.