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Step-Up SIP Calculator

See how increasing your SIP every year can accelerate long-term wealth creation through compounding.

INPUTS
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₹500 ₹2 Lakh
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0% 30%
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0% 30%
Years
1 Year 40 Years
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Your monthly SIP increases by the selected percentage at the beginning of every new investment year.
PROJECTED RESULT
Estimated Future Value
₹ 0
15 years • 12% p.a. • 10% annual step-up
Total Invested ₹ 0
Estimated Returns ₹ 0
GROWTH OF YOUR INVESTMENT
STEP-UP SIP METHOD
Each year:

New SIP = Previous SIP × (1 + Step-Up %)

Every monthly contribution then compounds until the end of the investment period.

Starting SIP = Initial monthly investment

Step-Up % = Annual increase in monthly SIP

Return = Expected annual rate of return

Tenure = Total investment period

ASSUMPTIONS
  • SIP increases once every year.
  • Monthly compounding is assumed.
  • The assumed return remains constant for illustration.
  • Actual mutual fund returns may vary.
  • Taxes, inflation and fund expenses are not included.
YEAR-BY-YEAR GROWTH

Step-Up SIP Growth by Year

Year Monthly SIP Invested Estimated Gain Closing Value
Total — ₹ 0 ₹ 0 ₹ 0

What is a Step-Up SIP?

A Step-Up SIP allows an investor to increase the monthly investment amount periodically, usually once every year. Increasing the SIP as income grows can help investors build a larger investment corpus over a long period.

How does a Step-Up SIP Calculator work?

The calculator starts with an initial monthly SIP and increases that monthly contribution by the selected step-up percentage every year. Each contribution is then projected using the expected rate of return.

Why use a Step-Up SIP?

  • Increase investments gradually as income increases.
  • Potentially build a larger long-term corpus.
  • Take advantage of compounding over longer periods.
  • Create a systematic approach to increasing investments.
Important: This calculator provides an illustrative projection only. Mutual fund returns are market-linked and are not guaranteed. Actual investment results can be different from the calculated projection.
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