PPF Calculator

Calculate your Public Provident Fund returns and plan your long-term savings. Estimate maturity amount, interest earned, and make informed investment decisions.

Your planned annual PPF investment amount
Minimum investment period is 15 years
Current interest rate
Additional monthly investment (optional)

About PPF Calculator

The PPF Calculator helps you estimate returns on your Public Provident Fund investment. It considers factors like annual investment, investment period, and current interest rates to provide accurate projections. Use it to plan your long-term savings and achieve your financial goals.

Step 1: Enter Annual Investment

Input your planned annual PPF investment amount

Step 2: Set Investment Period

Choose your investment duration (minimum 15 years)

Step 3: View Results

Get detailed projections of maturity amount and interest earned

Step 4: Understand Compounding

See how your investment grows with compound interest over time

How to Use the Calculator

Step 1: Select Income Source

Choose the type of income you want to calculate

Step 2: Enter Investment Details

Input your initial investment and expected return rate

Step 3: Set Time Period

Specify the duration for your investment

Step 4: Get Results

View your projected passive income and growth

Benefits

Tax Benefits

Enjoy tax deductions under Section 80C and tax-free returns

Safe Investment

Government-backed scheme with guaranteed returns

Long-term Growth

Compound interest helps grow your savings significantly

Regular Income

Option to extend account and receive regular interest

Loan Facility

Borrow against your PPF account after 3 years

Retirement Planning

Ideal for building a retirement corpus

Key Features

Accurate maturity amount calculation
Detailed interest breakdown
Current interest rate updates
Flexible investment period
Year-wise investment tracking
Mobile-responsive design

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PPF?

Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a long-term savings scheme offered by the Government of India. It offers attractive interest rates and tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act.

How is PPF interest calculated?

PPF interest is calculated on the minimum balance between the 5th and last day of each month. The interest is compounded annually and credited at the end of each financial year.

What are the key features of PPF?

Key features include: 15-year lock-in period, tax-free returns, minimum investment of ₹500 per year, maximum investment of ₹1.5 lakh per year, and partial withdrawal allowed after 5 years.

Can I extend my PPF account?

Yes, you can extend your PPF account in blocks of 5 years after the initial 15-year period. You can make unlimited extensions, and the account continues to earn interest.

What are the tax benefits of PPF?

PPF offers triple tax benefits: 1) Investment up to ₹1.5 lakh is deductible under Section 80C, 2) Interest earned is tax-free, and 3) Maturity amount is completely tax-free.