A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) invests a fixed amount at regular intervals—usually monthly—into a chosen mutual fund scheme.
How SIPs work
On each installment date, the fund house allocates units based on that day’s NAV. Over many months, you accumulate units at different prices, which can smooth timing risk.
Step-up SIPs
Many investors raise their SIP amount each year as income grows. Our calculator lets you model an annual step-up percentage to see how that can change long-term corpus estimates.