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Investing
SIP, FD, PPF, CAGR & more
Plan and project your money with India's most-used investment calculators — SIP, lumpsum, FD, RD, PPF, CAGR, SWP and retirement. See exactly how compounding grows your savings over the years, with clear year-by-year charts. Every calculation runs in your browser, so it's instant, free, and your numbers never leave your device.
Which calculator to open
Use SIP for a fixed monthly investment, Step-up SIP if you plan to raise it every year, and Lumpsum for a one-time amount. FD, RD, PPF and Sukanya Samriddhi follow each scheme's own compounding rules, so use the matching one rather than a generic compound-interest calculator. SWP works the other way round: it tells you how long a corpus lasts if you withdraw from it every month.
Returns are assumptions, not promises
Fixed-income tools (FD, RD, PPF) use rates that are set in advance, so their maturity figures are close to what you will get, before tax. Market-linked tools (SIP, lumpsum, NPS) need an assumed return, and the result moves a lot with it. Try a cautious rate as well as an optimistic one, and remember that inflation and tax both shrink what the final number buys.
14 tools in Investing
SIP Calculator
Plan systematic investments
Step-Up SIP Calculator
Top-up your SIP yearly — see how much more it builds
Lumpsum Calculator
Future value of a one-time investment
SWP Calculator
Systematic withdrawal planning
CAGR Calculator
Compound annual growth rate
Retirement Calculator
How much you need to retire
FD Calculator
Fixed deposit maturity
RD Calculator
Recurring deposit maturity
Post Office RD Calculator
Maturity on the current notified rate, what a missed instalment costs, and what the advance rebate is really worth
PPF Calculator
Public Provident Fund returns
Sukanya Samriddhi (SSY) Calculator
Maturity value of the girl-child savings scheme
NPS Calculator
Pension corpus & monthly pension at 60
Compound Interest
Compounding returns
Simple Interest
Plain interest math
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