Savings Goal Calculator

Savings Goal Calculator

Find out how much to save, how long it'll take, or what interest rate you need to hit your target.
Currency

What do you want to calculate?
Monthly Savings
Time Needed
Interest Rate
Final Amount
Savings Goal
10,00,000
10K1L5L10L25L1Cr5Cr
Current Savings (starting amount)
0
₹050K1L5L10L25L50L
Monthly Savings
10,000
5005K10K25K50K1L5L
Annual Interest Rate
8% p.a.
1%5%8%12%18%24%30%
Investment Period (years)
5 yrs
151015203040 yrs

Choose a mode, set your values,
and press Calculate

Your Results

Result
Interest Earned
Returns
Total Invested
Principal
Final Amount
Goal
Progress to Goal
Formula used
Year-by-Year Savings Breakdown
Year Deposited Interest Balance vs Goal

Savings Goal Calculator Guide

Learn how to plan your savings, understand compound interest, and set realistic financial targets.
What is a Savings Goal Calculator?

A savings goal calculator helps you plan how to reach a specific financial target — like a down payment, emergency fund, vacation, or retirement corpus.

Mode 1: Monthly SavingsHow much to save/month?
Mode 2: Time NeededHow many years to goal?
Mode 3: Interest RateWhat return do I need?
Mode 4: Final AmountWhat will I accumulate?
Example — Dream Home Down Payment

Goal: Save ₹20 Lakhs for a home down payment in 5 years at 8% p.a.:

Goal
₹20L
Rate
8% p.a.
Years
5 yrs
Monthly Savings Needed ≈ ₹27,283/mo
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does this calculator account for taxes?

No. It shows pre-tax returns. In India, savings account interest is taxable above ₹10,000/year. For tax-free growth, consider PPF or ELSS.

Q2: What is a realistic interest rate to use?

Use 6–7% for savings/FDs, 7.1% for PPF, and 10–12% for equity mutual funds. Higher returns come with higher risk.

Q3: How often is interest compounded?

This calculator uses monthly compounding. The annual rate is divided by 12 for each month — the most common method for savings instruments.

Q4: What if I already have some savings?

Use the Current Savings slider to enter your head start. The calculator treats this as the present value (PV) growing alongside your monthly contributions.