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Step-up SIP Calculator
Step-up SIP Calculator is part of Toolspire and is ready as soon as this page loads. The instalment stays flat for 12 months, then rises by the step you choose. Growth is compounded once a month.
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What you can do here
Anniversary step
The SIP rises once a year, which is how most fund houses schedule an increase.
Deposit versus gain
See what you paid in and what growth added.
Flat-SIP check
Set the step to 0 to compare with an ordinary SIP.
The sequence
How to project a step-up SIP
- 1
Start with year one
Type the monthly amount you can invest now, not the amount you hope to reach later.
- 2
Set the yearly step
10 means the instalment rises 10% after every twelve months.
- 3
Test more than one return
Run 8%, 10% and 12%. The gap between them is the uncertainty, not a forecast.
Worth knowing
- Step-up SIP Calculator on Toolspire: the monthly amount is constant for 12 instalments, then multiplied by (1 + step ÷ 100).
- A 10% step on ₹5,000 becomes ₹5,500 in year two and ₹6,050 in year three.
- Each month the new instalment is added and the balance then grows by annual return ÷ 12.
- At 0% step and 0% return, one year of ₹1,000 a month is exactly ₹12,000.
When the instalment changes
Twelve deposits use the same amount. On the next anniversary the amount is multiplied by (1 + step ÷ 100). Interest is a monthly estimate of NAV growth, not the exact units a fund would allot.
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