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RATE OF RETURN CALCULATOR (FOR A SPECIFIC FINANCIAL GOAL)

Enter the following details to find out the required rate of interest to achieve your savings goal with a regular monthly savings.
1. Starting Balance (Rs.) *
2. Savings Goal (Rs.) *
3. Monthly Savings (Rs.) *
4. Number of Months *
   

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Rate of Return Calculator (for a specific financial goal)

Rate of return on an investment is defined as the ratio of money gained or lost relative to the amount of money invested. It is a measure of investment profitability. This calculator helps you calculate the rate of return given starting balance, saving goal, monthly saving and number of months.

Assumptions:

  • The rate of return is compounded annually
  • Deposits are made monthly

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