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NSC Calculator

Amount invested
₹
Minimum value allowed is 1000
Rate of interest (p.a)
%
Minimum value allowed is 1
Time Period
Yr
Compounding frequency
Principal amount
₹10000
Total interest
₹3382
Total amount
₹13382
Invested amount
Est. returns

The National Savings Certificate (NSC) is a popular, low-risk fixed-income investment option available at Post Offices across India. Initiated by the Government of India, NSC offers guaranteed returns, making it a preferred choice for conservative investors. The scheme aims to encourage savings among individuals with low to moderate incomes, providing them with a safe investment avenue and potential tax benefits.

Under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, investments in NSC are eligible for a tax deduction of up to Rs 1.5 lakh. With a 5-year lock-in period, NSC offers a fixed interest rate of 7.7%. Like other fixed-income instruments such as PPF and Post Office FDs, NSC is considered a safe and reliable option. The minimum investment amount starts at just Rs 100, with no upper limit on the investment. Additionally, there is no Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on NSC earnings.

What is the NSC Calculator, and How Does It Help You?

The NSC Calculator is a convenient tool to calculate the maturity amount of your NSC investment. It uses the compounding interest method to determine the total earnings, which are reinvested annually. By simply entering your investment amount, the fixed interest rate, and the 5-year term, the tool calculates the maturity value of your investment.

– The NSC Calculator provides a quick and efficient way to determine your earnings at maturity.

– You can instantly assess whether the NSC plan aligns with your financial goals without any hassle.

How Does the NSC Calculator Work?

The NSC interest rate calculator calculates the compound interest and total capital accumulated by the investor at the end of the 5-year term. By entering the investment amount and interest rate into the tool, you can easily see how much your investment will grow over the years, and determine the maturity amount with precision.

How to Use the Sensex India NSC Calculator

Using the Sensex India NSC Calculator is simple and intuitive. Here’s how you can calculate your NSC maturity value:

Step 1: Enter your monthly investment amount.

Step 2: Input the applicable interest rate for your NSC investment.

Step 3: Specify the duration (the default is 5 years, but you can adjust it as per your preference).

Once you've entered these details, the calculator will instantly display your total investment, the interest earned, and the maturity value at the end of the term.

Advantages of Using the NSC Calculator

Calculating the maturity amount of an NSC manually can be complex and time-consuming. Here’s why the NSC Calculator is a game-changer:

  • It is user-friendly and easy to navigate, making it accessible to everyone.
  • The calculator saves you time by automating the calculation process.
  • It delivers accurate results, eliminating the need for manual checks.
  • It’s completely free to use and can be accessed from anywhere, anytime.

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