Calculators

Monthly investment

Investment period

Assumed annual return

Assumed return is a number you choose for the illustration. It is not a projection, a forecast or anything we are suggesting.

Estimated value at the end of the term

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InvestedEstimated gain

Total invested—

Estimated gain—

One-time investment

Investment period

Assumed annual return

Compound growth applied annually on the amount entered. Actual outcomes will differ.

Estimated value at the end of the term

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InvestedEstimated gain

Amount invested—

Estimated gain—

Goal amount in today's cost

Years until you need it

Assumed cost inflation

Assumed annual return

The goal is first inflated to what it may cost on the date you need it, then converted into a monthly figure.

Monthly investment required

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Total investedBalance from growth

Inflated goal amount—

Total you would invest—

Your age today

Retirement age

Monthly expenses today

Assumed inflation

Assumed return until retirement

Life expectancy

Assumed return after retirement

Retirement savings so far

The corpus is the amount that, earning the post-retirement return, funds an inflation-linked withdrawal every year from retirement to the life expectancy you set, ending at zero. Withdrawals are taken at the start of each year.

Estimated corpus needed at retirement

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Total investedBalance from growth

Monthly investment required—

First month's expense at retirement—

Your savings grow to—

Starting corpus

Monthly withdrawal

Withdrawal period

Assumed annual return

Withdrawal is applied at the end of each month after growth. Real outcomes vary with the sequence of returns.

Estimated balance at the end of the term

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WithdrawnBalance left

Total withdrawn—

Outcome—

Loan amount

Interest rate

Tenure

Reducing balance EMI. Actual lender EMI may differ due to processing fees, insurance and rounding.

Monthly instalment (EMI)

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PrincipalInterest

Principal—

Total interest—

Total repayment—

How to read these results. Every figure above is the output of compounding arithmetic applied to the inputs you selected. The assumed rate of return is a value you choose, not a rate we are suggesting or expecting. These calculators do not forecast, project or assure any outcome, do not account for expense ratios, exit loads, taxation or the sequence in which returns actually arrive, and do not constitute investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme related documents carefully before investing.

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