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Calculate Compound Annual Growth Rate of any investment.

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1

Mutual fund returns are always shown as CAGR.

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Compare CAGR not absolute returns.

How to read your result

CAGR smooths a volatile multi-year return into a single average annual rate β€” it's useful for comparing investments over the same period, but it hides the actual year-to-year volatility along the way, which matters if you might need to withdraw during a down year.

⚠️ Common Mistakes

βœ• Assuming CAGR means the investment grew by that exact percentage every single year.

βœ“ CAGR is a smoothed average β€” the actual path likely included some years well above and some well below this figure. Two investments with identical CAGR can have very different real-world volatility.

βœ• Comparing CAGR figures calculated over different time periods as if they're equivalent.

βœ“ A 3-year CAGR and a 10-year CAGR aren't directly comparable β€” shorter periods are more sensitive to the specific start/end dates chosen, which can flatter or understate an investment depending on timing.

Frequently Asked

What is CAGR?β–Ύ

Compound Annual Growth Rate β€” the steady annual rate at which an investment grew.

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A = 1,00,000 Γ— (1.10)^10 β‰ˆ β‚Ή2,59,374 β€” more than 2.5Γ— growth

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