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# Rs 15,000 Monthly SIP for 10 Years, Inflation-Adjusted

> A Rs 15,000 monthly SIP over 10 years at 12% expected return, showing both the nominal maturity value and its worth in today's purchasing power at 6% inflation.

Interactive calculator: https://awesomecalcs.com/advanced-sip-calculator/15000-monthly-10-years-inflation

Keywords: advanced sip calculator, inflation adjusted sip returns, real value of sip corpus

## Scenario inputs

```json
{
  "inputs": {
    "monthlyInvestment": 15000,
    "annualReturnRate": 12,
    "years": 10,
    "extraMonths": 0,
    "frequency": "monthly",
    "lumpsumTopUp": 0,
    "stepUpEnabled": false,
    "annualStepUpPercent": 0,
    "inflationEnabled": true,
    "annualInflationRate": 6,
    "taxEnabled": false,
    "fundType": "equity",
    "incomeTaxSlabPercent": 30,
    "expenseRatioEnabled": false,
    "expensePlanType": "regular",
    "expenseRatioPercent": 1.5,
    "volatilityEnabled": false,
    "volatilityPreset": "moderate",
    "monteCarloEnabled": false
  }
}
```

## Frequently asked questions

### Why show the corpus in today's rupees at all?

A large nominal number 10 years from now buys less than the same number today, because prices rise. Discounting the maturity value back by the assumed inflation rate tells you what that corpus can actually buy in today's terms, which is a more honest way to judge whether a goal like a child's education or a house down payment is actually funded.