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₹10,000 Monthly SIP in DSP Banking & PSU Debt Fund for 10 Years

If you had started a ₹10,000/month SIP on 3 Oct 2016 and never stopped — through every crash and rally — here is exactly what happened, using DSP Banking & PSU Debt Fund's actual NAV for all 121 installments.

You invested

₹12,10,000

121 installments

Value today

₹16,90,402

1 Oct 2026

Absolute gain

+₹4,80,402

+39.7%

XIRR (annualised)

6.56%

money-weighted

The journey, month by month

Portfolio value Amount invested

Worst fall on the way

-3.1%

Deepest drop from peak. This is what you had to sit through.

Corrections survived

0

Falls of 10%+ during the period. Every one recovered.

Same SIP in a fixed deposit

₹16,77,620

Modelled at historical FD rates. The fund beat FD by ₹12,782.

Year-by-year progress

YearInvestedValueOverall gain
Year 1 (3 Oct 2017)₹1,30,000₹1,34,856+3.7%
Year 2 (1 Oct 2018)₹2,50,000₹2,62,831+5.1%
Year 3 (1 Oct 2019)₹3,70,000₹4,17,605+12.9%
Year 4 (1 Oct 2020)₹4,90,000₹5,89,238+20.3%
Year 5 (1 Oct 2021)₹6,10,000₹7,41,204+21.5%
Year 6 (3 Oct 2022)₹7,30,000₹8,81,879+20.8%
Year 7 (3 Oct 2023)₹8,50,000₹10,67,287+25.6%
Year 8 (1 Oct 2024)₹9,70,000₹12,92,479+33.2%
Year 9 (1 Oct 2025)₹10,90,000₹15,07,640+38.3%
Year 10 (1 Oct 2026)₹12,10,000₹16,90,402+39.7%

Best year of the journey: Year 4 (+9.6% market move) · Toughest year: Year 6 (2.4%)

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    Past performance does not guarantee future returns. This page shows the historical result of the stated SIP using DSP Banking & PSU Debt Fund's published NAV (source: AMFI) between 3 Oct 2016 and 1 Oct 2026; it is educational research, not investment advice. FD comparison is modelled at historical average FD rates. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.