📊 Scheme Calculators

Calculate maturity, interest, and returns for all India Post savings schemes

🏛 Public Provident Fund

EEE tax benefit — best long-term wealth creator
⭐ 7.1% p.a. | 15 Years + 5-Year Extensions
Min: ₹500/yr | Max: ₹1,50,000/yr | Multiple of ₹50
PPF can continue after 15 years in 5-year extension blocks

🌱 Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana

Highest rate — for girl child below 10 years
⭐ 8.2% p.a. | 21 Years
Min: ₹250/yr | Max: ₹1,50,000/yr | Deposits for 15 years
The girl must be below age 10 when the account opens

📅 Recurring Deposit

Build savings with small monthly deposits
⭐ 6.7% p.a. | 60 Months
Min: ₹100/month | Multiple of ₹10 | Tenure: 5 years (60 months)

🔒 Post Office Time Deposit

Flexible tenure — 5Y TD qualifies for Sec 80C
⭐ 6.9–7.5% p.a.
Min: ₹1,000 | Multiple of ₹100

📜 National Savings Certificate

Safe fixed-income investment with tax benefits
⭐ 7.7% p.a. | 5 Years
Min: ₹1,000 | Multiple of ₹100 | No maximum limit

🌾 Kisan Vikas Patra

Guaranteed — your money doubles!
⭐ 7.5% p.a. | Doubles in 115 Months
Min: ₹1,000 | Multiple of ₹100 | No maximum | Money doubles in ~9 years 7 months

💸 Monthly Income Scheme

Guaranteed monthly income — perfect for retirees
⭐ 7.4% p.a. | 5 Years
Min: ₹1,000 | Multiple of ₹1,000
Selected limit: ₹9,00,000

👴 Senior Citizens Savings Scheme

Highest rate for seniors — quarterly interest payouts
⭐ 8.2% p.a. | 5 Years
Min: ₹1,000 | Max: ₹30,00,000 | Age: 60+ years

🏦 Post Office Savings Account

Estimate simple interest on an eligible account balance
⭐ 4.0% p.a. | Interest credited yearly
Min balance: ₹500 | Enter the balance assumed to remain eligible throughout the period
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Calculation assumption
The entered balance is assumed to remain the lowest eligible balance from the close of the 10th day through the last day of every month for the selected full years. Actual interest depends on the eligible monthly balance and is credited at financial year-end.
⚖️ Compare Schemes
Same-type schemes, side by side — see which fits you best.
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How to check and compare your calculation

Start with the amount you can contribute and the timing of that contribution. A monthly deposit and a single deposit with the same number are different cash flows. Check the selected scheme, deposit frequency and duration before comparing the results.

Read the result in three parts

  1. Total deposited: the money you contribute over the illustrated period.
  2. Interest or income: the growth or payments calculated from the assumptions shown in the tool.
  3. Final balance or maturity: the illustrated closing amount. For an income-paying scheme, examine the periodic payments separately so you do not count the same income twice.

Make a fair comparison

Use the same total contribution and time horizon when comparing alternatives. If one result includes regular income and another keeps growth invested, compare the timing of those cash flows as well as the final total. Save the inputs alongside the result so that a later calculation can be reproduced.

Why an actual account can differ

The exact deposit date, changes to the applicable rate, rounding, missed payments and account-specific transactions can affect the final amount. A projection is a worked illustration, not a statement of an existing account balance. Review the displayed assumptions and confirm current terms with the official provider before opening or changing an account.

For the sources used by PostPay and our independent-service disclosure, see About and official sources. If a result looks wrong, report the scheme, inputs and expected result; do not include an account number or other private account information.