📈 Step-Up SIP Calculator 2026
See the power of increasing your SIP every year. Compare with regular SIP and achieve your financial goals faster.
10% Annual Step-Up
Increases SIP by 10% every year
2.5x Wealth
More corpus vs regular SIP in 20 years
Goal Based
Achieve larger goals easily
📊 Investment Details
Range: ₹500 - ₹1,00,000 per month
Recommended: 10% annual increase (matches salary growth)
Calculator will suggest required step-up %
Step-Up SIP Future Value
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Regular SIP Value
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Extra Wealth
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Total Investment (Regular)
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Last Year SIP
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Key Milestone
With 10% annual step-up, you'll invest ₹XX lakhs extra but gain ₹XX lakhs more compared to regular SIP.
📚 What is Step-Up SIP?
A Step-Up SIP (also called Top-Up SIP or Incremental SIP) allows you to increase your investment amount periodically - usually every year. As your income grows, you can invest more. This strategy aligns with your increasing earning capacity and helps you build a larger corpus without feeling the pinch.
Regular SIP
- Fixed investment amount
- Doesn't consider income growth
- Simple to manage
- Lower final corpus
Step-Up SIP
- Increases with income
- Beats inflation naturally
- Much larger corpus
- Achieve goals faster
❓ Step-Up SIP FAQs
What is a good step-up percentage?
Most experts recommend 10% annual step-up as it matches average salary hike. You can choose 5-15% based on your income growth expectations. The key is to start with a comfortable amount and increase consistently.
Step-Up SIP vs Regular SIP - which is better?
Step-Up SIP is significantly better if you can afford increasing amounts. For a 20-year period, a 10% step-up can generate 2.5x more corpus than regular SIP with only 1.9x more investment. The extra returns come from compounding on additional investments.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on entered values. Actual returns may vary based on market conditions and fund performance.