CAGR
The annualised change in a one-time investment, with no intervening cash flows.

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The annualised change in a one-time investment, with no intervening cash flows.
Your annualised return from amounts invested or received on their actual dates — useful for SIPs.
Returns across overlapping periods, showing how historical outcomes vary with the start date.
These describe historical performance. None predicts or guarantees future returns.
Explore a fixed monthly investment over time.
Set a future target and estimate the monthly SIP needed to work towards it.
Compare the same total investment, invested monthly or available upfront.
Enter investments as negative amounts. Enter withdrawals and the remaining portfolio value as positive amounts on their actual dates.
See how increasing your monthly investment once a year changes the illustration.
Explore the growth of a single investment.
Explore a retirement corpus based on expenses, inflation and the years you want to plan for.
Annualise the change between two values of a one-time investment.
Compare starting now with waiting, for the same goal date.
What is the money for, when will you need it and what uncertainty can you accept?
We explain the relevant equity, debt and hybrid risks in the context of your horizon.
Look at consistency, costs, portfolio quality and the role a scheme could play.
Understand Direct and Regular plans. Radiant provides mutual fund distribution under ARN-182266.
Revisit your goal and allocation annually, or earlier after a material change.
The main equity fund categories, and what each one is built to do. No ratings, no rankings — the category is the decision that comes before the fund.
Invest mainly in India’s largest established companies. Generally suited to investors looking for relatively more stability within equity funds.
Invest mainly in medium-sized companies with higher growth potential. They can also see sharper ups and downs than large-cap funds.
Invest mainly in smaller listed companies with significant growth potential. Higher volatility means they are generally better understood with a longer investment horizon.
The fund manager can invest across large, mid and small companies. The allocation can change depending on opportunities identified by the fund manager.
Invest across large, mid and small-cap companies with minimum allocation requirements across each segment. This provides exposure to different company sizes in one fund.
Simply aim to track an index such as the Nifty 50 rather than actively selecting stocks. They offer a simple, passive way to participate in the market.
IPMFICICI Prudential Mutual Fund
NIMFNippon India Mutual Fund
ABSLMFAditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund
UMFUTI Mutual Fund
MAMFMirae Asset Mutual Fund
PP(MFParag Parikh (PPFAS) Mutual Fund
MOMFMotilal Oswal Mutual Fund
CRMFCanara Robeco Mutual FundLogos are the property of their respective owners; shown to indicate the fund houses whose schemes we can help you access. No endorsement implied.
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