Every calculator

Nineteen calculators, grouped by the question you are actually asking rather than by product name. They share one calculation engine and one set of documented assumptions, so numbers carry across between them without contradiction.

By Sudarshan Babar · Software engineer and founder of the getinfotoyou tool network Updated 24 August 2026

Working out what an investment becomes

Start here if you know what you can invest and want to know where it lands.

SIP calculatorThe general case: monthly, lump sum and step-up in one place. SIP with inflationWhat the corpus will actually buy, not just what it says on paper. Step-up SIPRaise the instalment every year and watch the finish line move. Lump sum calculatorOne amount, invested today, compounded annually. Compound interestA seed amount, a monthly top-up, any compounding frequency. Daily, weekly or monthly?Whether investing more often actually changes anything.

Working backwards from a goal

Start here if you know the number you need and want to know what it takes to get there.

Goal plannerName the target; it works backwards to the monthly SIP. Crorepati calculatorWhat reaching ₹1 crore actually takes, at every starting age. Retirement plannerTwo stages, inflation on both sides, and the SIP that closes the gap. Cost of waitingPut a number on the years you spend thinking about it.

Measuring a return you have already earned

These are backward-looking. Use XIRR for anything with more than one payment date.

XIRR calculatorThe only honest way to score a return on staggered instalments. CAGR calculatorTurn a start value and an end value into one annual rate. SIP vs lump sumSame total money, two ways in. The gap is bigger than people expect.

Drawing an income from a corpus

SWP calculatorDrawing an income without the corpus running dry. NPS calculatorCorpus, the mandatory annuity split, and the pension it buys.

Comparing against the alternatives

The instruments people weigh a SIP against, on the same terms, so the comparison is like-for-like.

PPF calculatorAnnual deposits, annual compounding, fifteen-year term. FD calculatorQuarterly compounding, the way Indian banks actually do it. RD calculatorMonthly deposits with quarterly compounding. ELSS calculatorTax-saving SIP with the 80C cap and the three-year lock-in.

What every calculator here has in common

One engine. All nineteen call the same tested functions, so a figure from the goal planner fed into the SIP calculator reproduces exactly.
Documented assumptions. Every timing and compounding convention is written out on the methodology page, so you can find why another calculator disagrees.
A year-by-year table on every page. Not just a total — the whole path, so you can see when compounding actually starts doing the work.
Works without JavaScript. Default figures, chart and table are all in the static HTML.
Nine currencies, with proper lakh and crore grouping for rupees, remembered between visits.
Shareable links that carry your inputs, so you can keep a scenario without a screenshot.