All financial calculators, at your fingertips
Thirteen tools, one question each. Eight plan around a return you choose. Five don’t ask you to choose one — they read a real scheme’s own disclosed record. No sign-up.
Planning · you choose the assumption
The answer is only as good as the rate you type in.
SIP calculator
What a monthly habit becomes over the years.
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Step-up SIP
Raise the SIP yearly with your salary.
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SWP
A monthly income from a corpus.
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STP
Debt to equity, one transfer at a time.
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Lumpsum
One-time investment, projected.
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Tax planning
80C savings with ELSS, plus the 3-year value.
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Retirement
The corpus your 60s will need, and the SIP for it.
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Child future
Education costs, inflation-adjusted.
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Scheme data · nothing assumed
Pick a real scheme. Every figure is its own disclosed record.
NAV finder
The latest published NAV for any scheme, with its 52-week range and day change.
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Rolling returns
Every 3-year holding period a scheme has lived through, not just the latest one.
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SIP vs lumpsum
The same money two ways, over a scheme’s real NAV path.
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Cost drag
What the gap to the category average expense ratio costs, in rupees.
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Drawdown
The worst fall on record, and how long it took to get back.
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Exit load
Lock-in, load schedule, and when selling stops costing.
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Looking at a whole category instead of one scheme?
The international category page carries its own historical calculator.
The scheme-data tools show a scheme’s own disclosed record. Where a scheme has no such figure, the page prints an em dash and says why rather than filling the space. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. GFS is an AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, and none of these tools rank, rate or recommend a scheme.