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What a monthly investment compounds to over time, and how much of the final figure is your own money versus growth.
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What a monthly investment compounds to over time, and how much of the final figure is your own money versus growth.
Split a corpus across bonds, funds, gold and shares, and see how long a monthly income would last.
The corpus you need by the year you stop working, adjusted for inflation across the decades it has to last.
What a degree costs in the year your child actually starts it, and the monthly investment that gets you there.
The same arithmetic for a wedding, a large, fixed-date expense that benefits enormously from a long runway.
Combine a one-off investment with a monthly SIP, and get the blended XIRR across the whole cashflow.
Old regime against new, side by side, with the slab-by-slab breakdown so you can see where the money goes.
How to read these
Every calculator here is a projection, not a prediction. They compute arithmetic from assumptions you choose, a rate of return, a rate of inflation, a time period. Real outcomes differ because markets are volatile, because the order in which returns arrive matters, and because expense ratios, exit loads and taxes take a share. Use them to compare scenarios and understand the shape of a problem, not to forecast your balance.
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