Smart Financial Tool

XIRR Calculator for
Indian Investors

Calculate your portfolio's true annualized returns (XIRR) accounting for the timing of investments. Same formula as Excel's XIRR function.

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Enter Your Cash Flows

How to use?

Your XIRR

6.34%

Annualized Return

Total Investment

₹2,00,000

(Net Cash Outflow)

Current Value

₹2,10,000

(Latest Portfolio Value)

Overall Gain

₹10,000

(5.00%)

What is XIRR?

XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) is the most accurate way to calculate investment returns when you have irregular cash flows (investments and withdrawals at different times).

  • Accounts for timing: Unlike simple returns, XIRR considers when you invested
  • Annualized return: Shows your average yearly return percentage
  • Industry standard: Same as Excel's XIRR function

How to Use

  1. 1

    Enter the date and amount for each investment (use negative numbers)

  2. 2

    Add the current value of your investment as the last cash flow (positive number)

  3. 3

    Click "Calculate XIRR" to get your annualized return

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Accounts for Timing

Unlike simple returns, XIRR considers when you invested, giving accurate annualized returns

Industry Standard

Same as Excel's XIRR function, used by professional fund managers worldwide

Annualized Return

Shows your average yearly return percentage for easy comparison

Accurate & Reliable

The most precise way to measure investment performance with irregular cash flows

Why XIRR Beats Simple Returns

Example Scenario:

  • • Jan: Invest ₹1,00,000
  • • Jun: Invest ₹1,00,000
  • • Dec: Portfolio worth ₹2,10,000

Simple Return

5%

Ignores timing ✗

VS

XIRR

~8%

Accounts timing ✓

When to Use XIRR

SIP Returns

Monthly systematic investment plans

Mutual Funds

Irregular investments & withdrawals

Stock Portfolio

Multiple buy/sell transactions

Real Estate

Property + renovation costs

XIRR vs CAGR: Key Difference

CAGR

  • Single lump-sum investment
  • No intermediate cash flows
  • Fixed time period
Best for: One-time investments
VS

XIRR

  • Multiple investments/withdrawals
  • Irregular intervals
  • Accounts for timing
Best for: SIPs & regular investing ⭐

Pro Tip

For SIPs and regular investments, XIRR gives you the true annualized return by considering the timing of each investment.

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