Wealth Creation Engine

Mutual Fund SIP & Step-Up Calculator

Simulate compound returns on your monthly Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) with optional yearly step-up percentage to build long-term financial freedom.

Calculating your wealth growth…

Investment Parameters

Starting investment transferred each month.
Historically 12% to 15% for broad Indian equities.
Longer horizons multiply compounding wealth.
Increase your SIP every year as your income grows (0 for flat SIP).
Year Monthly Contribution Total Invested Estimated Corpus Value

Invested Amount vs Capital Gains

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The Magic of Step-Up SIP Over Regular Flat SIP

While a standard SIP keeps your monthly contribution constant throughout your tenure, a Step-Up SIP increases your contribution every 12 months by a modest percentage (e.g., 10%). Because your income naturally increases with appraisals and increments, stepping up your SIP by just 10% each year can nearly double your ultimate maturity corpus over a 15-to-20-year investment horizon without straining your cash flows.

Mathematical Formula Behind SIP Compounding

A standard SIP follows the future value of an annuity formula: M = P × [((1 + i)^n - 1) / i] × (1 + i), where P represents monthly investment, i denotes monthly compounded interest rate, and n represents the total number of monthly installments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I stop or pause my SIP midway?

Mutual fund SIPs are completely flexible. You can pause, modify, or stop your SIP at any time without penalty. Your existing accumulated units continue to grow and earn compounding returns in the fund.

Is there any lock-in period for SIP investments?

Open-ended equity and debt mutual funds have no lock-in; you can redeem them whenever needed. However, ELSS (Equity Linked Savings Scheme) tax-saving funds have a statutory 3-year lock-in on each monthly installment.

What is Rupee Cost Averaging in SIP?

Rupee cost averaging means that when market prices (NAV) drop, your fixed monthly SIP amount buys more units, and when markets rally, it buys fewer units. This naturally lowers your average cost per unit without timing the market.