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Finance Calculators

Plan borrowing, saving and investment decisions with transparent formulas: what a loan will really cost, what a SIP or fixed deposit could grow to, whether an investment paid off, and whether the business has enough short-term cash to run smoothly.

Finance Calculators

Three questions every small business should answer

Saving and investing: SIP, FD and compound interest

Money grows faster when interest earns interest. The Compound Interest Calculator shows the effect of compounding frequency, the FD Calculator works out fixed deposit maturity with quarterly compounding as most Indian banks use, and the SIP Calculator projects monthly investments at an assumed return.

Note

SIP and mutual fund returns are not guaranteed; the calculator shows what an assumed rate would produce, not what you will earn. FD interest is taxable as income. Use these tools to compare options, then check the product's own terms.

Comparing a loan with an investment

A useful rule of thumb: prepaying a loan earns you a guaranteed return equal to its interest rate. If a business loan costs 14% a year and a fixed deposit pays 7%, paying down the loan usually wins. Read how EMI is calculated to see how prepayment changes total interest.

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Frequently asked questions

Should I compare loans on EMI or on total cost?

On total cost. A longer tenure lowers the EMI but raises the interest you pay overall, and processing fees add to the cost.

Are SIP calculator results guaranteed?

No. A SIP calculator applies an assumed annual return. Actual mutual fund returns vary and can be negative over some periods.

How is FD interest calculated in India?

Most banks compound FD interest quarterly. Maturity = principal × (1 + rate ÷ 4)^(4 × years). The FD Calculator shows the maturity amount and interest earned.