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PPF Calculator

Free PPF calculator. See your Public Provident Fund maturity value, total interest and year-by-year balance for yearly deposits, including 5-year extensions.

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PPF calculator

Type an exact amount or move a slider. Your estimate updates as you go.

₹500₹1,50,000

₹500 to ₹1.5 lakh a year. Deposit by 5 April to earn interest for the whole year.

5%10%

Set by the government every quarter: 7.1% for Oct–Dec 2026.

15Yr50Yr

15-year lock-in, extendable in 5-year blocks.

Deposits up to ₹1.5 lakh qualify for Section 80C (old regime), and interest and maturity are tax-free (EEE).

Maturity Value
₹40,68,209
Total Deposits
₹22,50,000
Interest Earned
₹18,18,209
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Illustrative estimates based on your inputs and each tool’s assumptions. Investment returns are not guaranteed. Review the methodology below before using a result.

PPF Calculator in your pocket. All 22 calculators work offline in the free myfw app, next to your expenses and goals.

What is the PPF Calculator? A PPF calculator estimates the tax-free maturity value of your Public Provident Fund account, assuming one deposit at the start of each year compounded annually at the current rate.

How to use the PPF Calculator

  1. Enter how much you will deposit each year (₹500 to ₹1.5 lakh).
  2. Check the interest rate: the government resets it every quarter.
  3. Pick 15 years, or extend in 5-year blocks.
  4. Open the year-by-year table to see interest and balance each year.

Frequently asked questions

What is the PPF interest rate now?

7.1% a year for October to December 2026. The government reviews small savings rates every quarter.

Is PPF interest taxable?

No. PPF is exempt at every stage: deposits qualify for Section 80C in the old regime, and interest and maturity are tax-free.

When should I deposit to earn the most?

By 5 April each year, so the deposit earns interest for the whole year.

Results are estimates based on the inputs you enter, not guaranteed returns or financial advice.