Planning a Step-Up SIP and considering Axis Mutual Fund funds? Use this calculator to see how increasing your monthly SIP by a fixed percentage each year can significantly grow your final corpus compared to a flat SIP.
Enter your starting monthly SIP, the annual step-up percentage, your expected return rate, and your tenure to see the projected wealth. The return rate is your assumption — not a guarantee.
A Step-Up SIP increases your monthly investment by a fixed percentage at regular intervals — typically annually. As your income grows, a Step-Up SIP allows your investments to grow proportionally without changing your plan.
Even a small annual increase has a large compounding effect. Higher investments in later years compound for the remainder of the tenure, dramatically increasing the final corpus compared to a flat SIP at the same starting amount.
In a regular SIP you invest the same amount every month. In a Step-Up SIP you increase your monthly investment by a fixed percentage each year. Higher amounts in later years compound for longer and significantly increase the final corpus.
A common approach is to match the step-up to your expected annual income growth. Even 5–10% annual step-up makes a meaningful difference over a 10–20 year horizon. Use the calculator to compare different rates.
No. Mutual fund returns are not guaranteed and are subject to market risks. The calculator shows projections based on a constant rate you specify. Actual returns will vary.
Step-up terms depend on the specific mutual fund house and scheme. Always check scheme-related documents and confirm with the AMC or your distributor before starting.
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