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CAGR Calculator

By CorporateTrader Editorial • Published September 11, 2026 • Updated September 11, 2026
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CAGR Calculator

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Returns Estimator
Estimation is based on the past performance
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Principal
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Rate of Return
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Duration
Yrs
1 Yr50 Yrs
Result
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Formula & Methodology

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Example

Example calculation

Explanation

Explanation

Assumptions

Assumptions

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CAGR measures a smoothed annual rate

CAGR equals ending value divided by beginning value, raised to one divided by years, minus one. It answers what constant annual rate would connect the two values. It does not show the actual path, volatility, contributions or drawdowns between those dates.

When CAGR is unsuitable

If money was added or withdrawn during the period, CAGR can misrepresent investor experience. Use XIRR for dated cash flows. A negative or zero starting value also requires a different interpretation.

Compare periods of equal length and state whether fees, taxes and distributions are included.