Calculate returns for ₹2,000 monthly SIP in hybrid mutual funds. Compare across 20+ fund houses.
| Year | Invested | Returns | Total Value |
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Investing ₹2,000 per month in hybrid funds at an average return of 11.1% for 7 years can grow to approximately ₹2,54,698. Your total investment would be ₹1,68,000 with wealth gained of ₹86,698.
For ₹2,000/month · Period: 7 years
| Fund House | Expected Return | Future Value | Wealth Gained |
|---|---|---|---|
| HDFC AMC | 10 - 15% | ₹2,63,958 | ₹95,958 |
| Mirae Asset | 10 - 15% | ₹2,63,958 | ₹95,958 |
| SBI MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| ICICI Prudential | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Axis MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Kotak MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Nippon India | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| ABSL MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| UTI MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| DSP MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Tata MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Canara Robeco | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| PPFAS MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Motilal Oswal | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
| Edelweiss MF | 9 - 14% | ₹2,53,694 | ₹85,694 |
The future value of ₹2,000/month SIP in Hybrid funds depends on the return rate and period. At 11% for 7 years, it grows to approximately ₹2,53,694, with total investment of ₹1,68,000.
The best Hybrid fund depends on your risk tolerance and investment horizon. Compare returns across fund houses using the comparison table on this page. Look for consistent performance over 3-5 years rather than short-term returns.
At 11% annual return, ₹2,000/month SIP for 7 years creates wealth of ₹85,694 over your total investment of ₹1,68,000. Higher returns or longer tenure significantly increases wealth creation.
Whether ₹2,000/month is sufficient depends on your financial goal. For example, at 11% for 7 years, it grows to ₹2,53,694. Consider step-up SIP (increasing amount annually by 10%) to significantly boost your corpus.
Tax on Hybrid fund returns depends on the holding period. For hybrid funds, taxation depends on the equity allocation. Funds with >65% equity follow equity taxation rules.