Step-Up SIP Calculator
Your income grows every year, your SIP can too. See what a small annual increase does to the final number.
What is Step-Up SIP?
A step-up SIP raises your monthly amount by a set percentage each year, usually to match a rising salary. The early increases compound for the longest, so a small annual bump makes a surprisingly large difference by the end.
How it's calculated
Each year the calculator compounds twelve monthly instalments, then increases the instalment by your step-up percentage for the next year, and repeats. Returns are the final value minus everything you put in.
An example
Start at ₹10,000 a month, raise it 10% a year for 10 years at a 12% return, and you end up well ahead of a flat ₹10,000 SIP, because each raise had years left to grow.
Questions people ask
How much should I step up each year?
Matching your expected salary hike, often 8-10%, is a sensible default. Even 5% helps. The point is to not let inflation quietly shrink your real investment.
Is a step-up SIP better than a flat SIP?
For the same starting amount, yes, you invest more over time, so you end with more. Whether you can afford the increases is the real question.
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