STP Calculator

Calculate systematic transfer plan (STP) growth and returns.

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12%
12 months
Initial Investment
₹1,00,000
Total Transferred
₹60,000
Remaining Balance
₹49,270
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What is STP Calculator?

A Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) calculator projects the value of transferring a lump sum from one mutual fund to another in fixed monthly instalments — typically from a debt fund to an equity fund.

STPs let you enter the market gradually, reducing timing risk while keeping your money earning in a debt fund.

How does the STP Calculator work?

Value = Σ (Transfer Amount × Growth in Target Fund) + Balance in Source Fund

Each month, a fixed amount moves from the source fund to the target fund, where it grows at the target fund's return rate.

The remaining balance in the source fund continues to earn the source fund's return.

How to use the STP Calculator?

  1. Enter the total lump sum amount.
  2. Enter the monthly transfer amount.
  3. Enter the expected returns of both funds and the tenure.
  4. The calculator shows the final value of both legs.

Example

Example calculation

  1. Enter 1 as the moles of Gas.
  2. The results update instantly.
Volume at STP (L): 22.4

Benefits of using the STP Calculator

  • Enter equity markets gradually without timing risk.
  • Earn returns on idle money during the transfer period.
  • Plan a smooth transition from debt to equity.

Who should use the STP Calculator?

  • Students practising problems and verifying homework answers.
  • Teachers preparing examples and checking student work.
  • Engineers and analysts who need quick, reliable calculations.
  • Anyone who wants to double-check manual arithmetic.

Tips for getting the most out of the STP Calculator

  • Check your inputs for typos — a single wrong digit changes the result completely.
  • Use the result to verify your manual working, not to replace understanding.
  • Try a simple case first (like 0 or 1) to make sure the output makes sense.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SIP and STP?

In a SIP you invest fresh money monthly. In an STP you transfer existing money from one fund to another in instalments.

Is STP better than a lump sum investment?

STP reduces timing risk and can be better in volatile markets, though a lump sum may outperform in steadily rising markets.

This calculator turns a tedious calculation into an instant answer, so you can focus on understanding the concept instead of the arithmetic.

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