CAGR Calculator

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Investment Growth

(Monthly auto-samples for long periods)

Investment vs Return

CAGR Growth Table

How to use this CAGR calculator

Enter positive starting and ending values and a period in years. CAGR is ((ending ÷ starting)1/years − 1) × 100. ₹10,000 becoming ₹12,100 over two years gives 10% a year. A lower ending value gives a negative rate.

The charts and table draw a smooth constant-rate path between the two amounts; they are not the actual history or a forecast. This tool supports positive ending amounts. A total loss (zero ending value) is outside its supported input rules.

When to use XIRR instead

CAGR assumes no intervening deposits or withdrawals. Use XIRR for dated cash flows, including contributions and distributions. Neither metric measures volatility, establishes a good return or assesses suitability.

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