Step-up SIP Calculator with Inflation

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Step-Up SIP Calculator

Estimate how regular investing and annual SIP increases may grow over time.

20 Years
1 year75 years
Inflation adjustment

Show estimated purchasing power in today's rupees.

Projected Corpus — Estimated future value
Total Invested — Your contributions
Estimated Returns — Corpus minus investment
Final Monthly SIP — Monthly SIP in final year

Step-Up SIP Growth Over Time

Compare your cumulative contributions with the projected corpus.

Total invested Projected corpus

Illustrative projections only. Monthly rate = expected annual return ÷ 12; SIP instalments are assumed at month-end. Actual market returns will vary.

Year-Wise Investment Details

Every year for the first five years, then every five years, plus the selected final year.

YearMonthly SIPAnnual InvestmentTotal InvestedEstimated ReturnsTotal Corpus

Figures are rounded to the nearest rupee. “Value Today” appears when inflation adjustment is ON.

Disclaimer: This calculator provides mathematical estimates for educational purposes only. It does not guarantee returns or constitute investment advice. Assumed returns and inflation may differ from actual outcomes.

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