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Tool · Goal planning · as of 2026-05-26

Goal-Based SIP Calculator

Use this calculator when the goal amount is known but the recurring investment is not. Target basis, inflation, contribution timing, and return convention are explicit because each one changes the required contribution.

Default target
$100K
Target corpus
Default return
12%
Annual assumption
Goal modes
2
Today or future value
Workflows
5
Run, save, solve, prefill, backtest
Scaled target$100,000
Current savings$0
Inflation and advanced assumptions
Ticker prefill and historical feasibility

Saved goals

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Calculator API

Calculator id
goal_based_sip
Engine version
financial-calculators.v1
Run endpoint
POST /api/v1/financial-calculators/goal-based-sip/calculate
Sensitivity
POST /api/v1/financial-calculators/goal-based-sip/sensitivity
Solve tenure
POST /api/v1/financial-calculators/goal-based-sip/solve-tenure
Ticker defaults
GET /api/v1/stocks/{ticker}/financial-calculators/goal-based-sip/defaults
Historical backtest
POST /api/v1/stocks/{ticker}/financial-calculators/goal-based-sip/backtest

This page is the canonical URL for the goal_based_sip financial calculator. The backend run endpoint is POST /api/v1/financial-calculators/goal-based-sip/calculate.

Goal-based SIP solves required contributions under assumptions. Target basis, inflation, contribution timing, fees, and return convention stay visible because each can materially change the answer.

Use the regular SIP calculator when you already know the contribution amount. Use this goal planner when the target corpus is the starting point.

Frequently asked questions

What is a goal-based SIP calculator?
A goal-based SIP calculator works backward from a target corpus and estimates the recurring investment needed under selected return, tenure, frequency, timing, inflation, and fee assumptions.
Why does target basis matter?
A today-value target can be inflated into a future target, while a future-value target is already stated in future money. Mixing those assumptions can materially change the required contribution.
Can current savings reduce the required SIP?
Yes. The calculator compounds current savings to the goal date and solves only the remaining future goal. If current savings already fund the goal, the required recurring contribution is zero.
Is the required contribution guaranteed?
No. It is an assumption-based solve. Market returns, taxes, fees, and inflation can differ from the inputs, and historical backtests are past-path examples rather than forecasts.