PPF Calculator
Public Provident Fund or PPF is one of the most popular tax-saving investment schemes in India. Backed by the Government of India, the PPF option is perfect for those who are looking for risk-free returns. Our PPF calculator is suitable for those who are planning to invest in PPF and are not sure how much to invest or how much returns you might get after investing a certain amount.
How Does Our PPF Calculator Work?
Our PPF calculator works on the below formula:
Where,
A is the maturity amount you get from your investment
P is the principal amount invested by you in the PPF account
i is the expected interest rate of return on the PPF scheme
n is the tenure for which the amount is invested in the PPF scheme
Example:
Mr. Prathap pays an annual amount of ₹1.5 lakhs in his PPF investment at the current interest rate of 7.1%. After 15 years, Prathap will get a maturity amount of ₹40,68,209. During the 15 years, he will be making a total investment of ₹22,50,000 and the investment amount will gain a wealth of ₹18,18,209.
The calculation would look like below:
A = 1,50,000*(( ((1+0.071) ^ 15) - 1) /0.071)*(1+0.071)
Maturity amount, A = ₹40,68,209
How Should You Use Koshex PPF Calculator?
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use the Koshex PPF Calculator.
Step 1: Enter the amount you will be investing per annum in PPF. Please note that the maximum amount you can deposit in the PPF account is ₹1.5 lakh per financial year.
Step 2: Choose the number of years you wish to invest money in PPF. This could range from 15 years to 50 years.
Step 3: Click 'Submit' and our calculator will automatically calculate the maturity value from the details provided by you in the calculator.
Benefits Of Using Koshex PPF Calculator
Some of the advantages of Koshex's PPF calculator are as below:
- The Public Provident Fund calculator uses minimal effort
- This PPF calculator saves time, as you can calculate the maturity amount in a couple of seconds
- The EMI calculator is accurate, so you will get error-free results
- You will be able to plan your finances better with our calculator
Once the application is processed, the current bank/post office will arrange to send the original documents like a certified copy of the account, the account opening application, nomination form, specimen signature, etc. to another bank branch address given by the customer, and a cheque / Demand Draft (DD) for the outstanding balance in the PPF account.