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PPF Calculator India – Free Calculator

By CorporateTrader Editorial • Published September 16, 2026 • Updated September 16, 2026

PPF Calculator India - Calculate PPF Maturity Amount

Last updated: Sep 11, 2026 | 1.5M Indians search PPF calculator monthly | Source: RBI, PPF rules

PPF calculator shows maturity amount for Public Provident Fund. Example: Rs1.5L/year for 15 years at 7.1% = Rs40.68L. You invest Rs22.5L, interest Rs18.18L. Tax-free EEE.

Min ₹500, Max ₹1.5L/year

PPF Formula

F = P × [((1+i)^n -1)/i] where P=yearly investment, i=rate, n=years. Interest compounded yearly.

Example: P=1.5L, i=7.1%, n=15: F = 1.5L × [((1.071)^15 -1)/0.071] = Rs40.68L

FAQ

How much will PPF give after 15 years if I invest 1.5L yearly?

Rs40.68L maturity: Invested Rs22.5L, interest Rs18.18L at 7.1%.

Is PPF better than FD?

PPF: Tax-free, 7.1%, 15y lock-in, EEE. FD: Taxable, 7-7.5%, flexible. For long-term tax-free, PPF better.

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PPF contribution and maturity assumptions

PPF projections depend on contribution timing, annual contribution, the applicable interest rate and the account term. Depositing at a different time can affect interest for the period, so the calculator result should state its timing convention.

Rates and operational rules can change. Confirm current limits, extension and withdrawal conditions through an authorised bank, post office or official government source before acting.