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CAGR is the annualised rate that links your start value to your end value across years. It strips away short term volatility so comparisons stay clean.
Enter the start value, end value, and number of years, then calculate to get the annualised rate. For SIPs with multiple installments, compute XIRR first to measure performance, then use the CAGR view for clean comparisons across funds.
Yes. You can use the formula CAGR = (Final ÷ Initial)^(1 ÷ Years) − 1 with exact start/end values and tenure. However, you can use the calculator as it handles this math instantly and avoids manual mistakes.
CAGR assumes one lump from start to finish. IRR or XIRR considers every SIP installment date. Use XIRR to measure a SIP, then use CAGR to compare across plans.
It is exact for the values you input. If your target or tenure changes, the required CAGR changes. Use realistic return ranges that match your fund category.
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