What SIP does well
- Builds disciplined, consistent investing habits over time.
- Benefits from rupee cost averaging — you buy more units when prices are low.
- Compounds returns over long durations, growing wealth significantly.
What SIP does not guarantee
- Returns are not fixed — actual market returns vary year to year.
- Past performance does not predict future results.
- Projections here assume a steady return rate, which is a simplification.
Why withdrawals are complex
- Withdrawing from an invested corpus depends on post-retirement returns, inflation, and tax rules — all of which change over time.
- Use the SWP section in the calculator to model withdrawals with realistic assumptions.