Understanding investment returns requires more than simply comparing the amount invested with the current value. CAGR and XIRR provide two useful ways of measuring annualized returns, depending on how the investment was made.
Use CAGR for a single initial investment. Use XIRR when there are multiple cash flows, such as SIPs, additional investments or withdrawals.
CAGR & XIRR Calculator
Calculate the annualized return on a single investment or multiple cash flows.
CAGR or XIRR — Which Should You Use?
Use CAGR when there is a single initial investment and a final value. Use XIRR when there are multiple cash flows occurring on different dates, such as SIPs, additional investments or withdrawals.
Educational purpose only. This calculator does not constitute investment advice.
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