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.
Illustrative content from Aaru Wealth. Not personalised financial advice.