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Money calculators

SIP, EMI, salary, tax, interest and investment maths, with the formula shown and Indian number formatting.

Calculators for the money decisions most Indian households face: how much a SIP grows, what a loan really costs, what an offer letter pays each month, and which tax regime leaves more in your pocket. Deposit, savings-goal and inflation calculators sit alongside them.

Each one shows its working (the formula, the slab, the deduction) and explains it in Hindi as well as English. Tax rules are kept in one place and updated after every Budget.

Growing money: SIP, lump sum and deposits

For a monthly investment, start with the SIP calculator, and use the step-up SIP calculator if you plan to raise the amount each year, because even a small yearly increase makes a big difference over a decade. For a one-time amount, use the lump sum calculator. To compare what an investment has actually done, the CAGR calculator converts a start value, end value and number of years into a yearly growth rate.

Bank products have their own calculators: fixed deposits (with the compounding you choose, or regular payouts), recurring deposits and PPF, where the interest rate is editable because the government revises it. Market-linked returns are never guaranteed, so treat any SIP or lump sum result as an estimate.

Borrowing: EMI and comparing offers

The EMI calculator gives the monthly instalment, total interest and a repayment schedule, and there are ready-made versions for a home loan, car loan and personal loan. The starting numbers are only examples, so replace them with your quote.

Two offers with different rates and fees are hard to compare in your head. The loan comparison calculator puts EMI, total interest, processing fee and total cost side by side, so you can see which loan costs less over its whole life, not just per month.

Salary, tax and planning

An offer letter quotes CTC, but your bank account sees something smaller. The salary calculator turns CTC into in-hand pay, and the income tax calculator compares the old and new regimes so you can see which leaves more after deductions. For goals, the savings goal calculator works out the monthly amount needed to reach a target by a date, and the inflation calculator shows what future prices might do to that target. For plain interest sums, see the simple and compound interest calculators.

Questions

Are the results guaranteed?

No. They are estimates from the numbers you enter. Equity returns vary every year, bank rates change and tax rules are revised, so use the results for planning and confirm exact figures with your bank or employer.

Why does my bank's EMI differ by a few rupees?

Banks round differently and may start interest on a different day. The calculators use the standard reducing-balance formula, which should be very close to your lender's figure.

How do I choose between the old and new tax regime?

Enter your income and the deductions you actually claim in the income tax calculator. It shows the tax under both regimes so you can compare them, and the working is displayed so you can check it.

Is any of my financial data stored?

No. Everything is calculated in your browser, and the numbers you type are not sent to a server.