How a Rs 1 crore corpus can be built through SIP investing, explained with calculations

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The Economic Times has published an explainer showing how a monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) can grow into a Rs 1 crore corpus over time. The piece walks readers through sample calculations that illustrate how contribution amounts, investment duration and expected returns affect the final outcome. It emphasises that the growth depends on consistent monthly investing and the power of compounding over long periods. The figures are illustrative examples, and actual returns on market-linked SIPs are not guaranteed and can vary.

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