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₹10,000/mo SIP @ 12% for 20 yrs

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SIP · ₹10,000/mo @ 12% for 20 yrs → ₹98.9L Step-up · 10%/yr on ₹10K SIP → ₹1.78Cr in 20 yrs Delay cost · 5-yr delay on ₹10K SIP → ₹41L less corpus Goal · ₹1Cr in 15 yrs needs ₹20,000/mo SIP @ 12% SWP · ₹2Cr corpus → ₹1L/mo for 25 yrs @ 8% Top-up · ₹500/mo extra on ₹10K SIP → ₹5.5L more in 20 yrs SIP · ₹10,000/mo @ 12% for 20 yrs → ₹98.9L Step-up · 10%/yr on ₹10K SIP → ₹1.78Cr in 20 yrs Delay cost · 5-yr delay on ₹10K SIP → ₹41L less corpus Goal · ₹1Cr in 15 yrs needs ₹20,000/mo SIP @ 12% SWP · ₹2Cr corpus → ₹1L/mo for 25 yrs @ 8% Top-up · ₹500/mo extra on ₹10K SIP → ₹5.5L more in 20 yrs
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Every SIP calculator on SIPly shows the underlying formula, the assumptions used, and a full year-by-year breakdown so you understand the result rather than trust a magic number. Whether you're starting your first ₹500 monthly SIP, modelling a 10% annual step-up, or planning retirement withdrawals through SWP — there's a calculator built specifically for that question.

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SIP Calculator

Project your monthly SIP corpus with expected returns, tenure, and step-up. See exactly how compounding turns small monthly amounts into long-term wealth — the foundational SIP calculator every investor should run first. Includes a year-by-year breakdown table, an investment-vs-returns donut chart, and a save-to-browser feature.

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Step-up SIP Calculator

Model annual top-ups (5%, 10%, 15%) on your monthly SIP and see how a small annual increase doubles your final corpus without doubling your effort.

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SIP vs Lump Sum

Compare monthly SIP investing against a one-time lump sum — same return, same period, real numerical difference.

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SIP Goal Planner

Tell us your target corpus and goal year — get the exact monthly SIP needed today to reach it.

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SIP Returns (XIRR)

Track the actual XIRR and absolute returns of an existing SIP using real transaction dates.

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SIP SWP Calculator

Plan monthly withdrawals from your accumulated SIP corpus in retirement without running out.

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SIP Delay Cost

Quantify how much a 5-year delay in starting your SIP actually costs your future corpus.

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SIP Comparison

Compare two or three SIP scenarios side by side — different amounts, tenures, or returns.

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SIP Top-up Calculator

Compare monthly vs annual top-up amounts and find the optimal step-up strategy for your goal.

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Knowledge Hub

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Plain-language SIP explainers that start with intuition, then layer in the math — written for first-time SIP investors and seasoned earners alike. Every article is reviewed against current SEBI norms, AMC fund factsheets, and Income Tax rules before it goes live, so the guidance stays trustworthy even when the market doesn't.

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Millions of people use SIPly because every tool and every article is designed around four simple promises. We don't believe in black-box calculators that spit out a number with no explanation — every SIPly result shows its work.

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Every SIP calculator shows the formula, assumptions, and a year-by-year breakdown so you understand the result, not just trust a magic number.

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SIP calculators and guides are reviewed against current SEBI norms, AMC fund factsheets, and Income Tax rules before they go live.

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No jargon walls. Each SIP concept starts with a one-line intuition, then layers in the math for readers who want depth.

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FAQ

Frequently asked SIP questions

What is a SIP and how does it work?
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) lets you invest a fixed amount into a mutual fund at regular intervals — usually monthly. Each instalment buys fund units at the prevailing NAV, so over time you benefit from rupee-cost averaging and the power of compounding without trying to time the market.
How much should I invest via SIP every month?
A common rule is to save at least 20% of your post-tax income via SIPs, split across emergency, retirement, and goal-based buckets. SIPly's SIP Goal Planner calculator shows the exact monthly amount needed to reach any target corpus by a chosen year.
What returns can I expect from a SIP?
Historically, diversified equity mutual fund SIPs have delivered 10–14% annualised over 7+ year horizons, though past performance does not guarantee future results. SIPly calculators let you model conservative, moderate, and aggressive return assumptions side by side.
Is SIP better than investing a lump sum?
SIPs reduce timing risk through rupee-cost averaging and suit salaried investors. Lump sums can outperform when markets are clearly undervalued. SIPly's SIP vs Lump Sum calculator models both approaches with the same expected return to show the actual numerical difference.
Can I pause or stop my SIP anytime?
Yes. Most mutual funds allow you to pause, stop, or redeem your SIP at any time without penalty, though exit loads and capital gains tax may apply on redemptions. SIPly's knowledge hub covers the exact process for each major fund house.
Are SIP returns taxable?
Yes. Equity fund SIPs held over 1 year are taxed at 12.5% LTCG above ₹1.25 lakh per financial year; gains within 1 year are taxed at 20% STCG. Debt fund gains are taxed at your slab rate irrespective of holding period. SIPly's tax guides break this down with worked examples.

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