Mutual fund calculators — SIP, SWP, XIRR
Mutual fund outcomes depend on NAV path, costs and taxes. These calculators help you model assumptions and measure historical cash-flow returns—not pick schemes.
Calculators
Guides
- How SIP works — A plain-language explanation of Systematic Investment Plans, compounding, and what SIP calculators actually estimate.
- XIRR explained — Why XIRR is useful for irregular investments and how it differs from a simple annualised return.
- How SWP works — Systematic Withdrawal Plans for income from a corpus—what to model and what can go wrong.
Key terms
FAQs
Why is XIRR different from CAGR?
CAGR fits a single start and end value. XIRR accounts for multiple contributions and withdrawals on different dates—usually closer to lived portfolio experience.
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Sources & methodology
- Calculator Methodology
- Editorial Policy
- Official scheme / tax portals — verify current rates and rules before acting
Always verify current rates, slabs and scheme rules on official portals. Calculator outputs are illustrative estimates.
Illustrative content from Aaru Wealth. Not personalised financial advice.