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Inflation-Adjusted Return Calculator
Your real return after inflation eats into it.

Your Assumptions

Enter your own expected return and inflation to see what your money earns in real terms.

Nominal ReturnThe headline return before inflation
1%30%
InflationHow fast prices rise each year
0%12%
Sample AmountAn amount to show its real future worth
₹1,000₹10,00,00,000
YearsOver how many years
1 yrs40 yrs
Real Return
5.66%
After inflation
Nominal Return
12%
Your assumption
Inflation
6%
Your assumption
Real Value of Sample
₹2,28,393
₹5,47,357 nominal
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Breakdown

Nominal return (your assumption)12%
Inflation (your assumption)6%
Real return5.66%
₹1,00,000 grows to (nominal)₹5,47,357
Real value in today's money₹2,28,393

Real return is what your money earns above rising prices. At 12% nominal and 6% inflation, you keep only 5.66% in real terms. That ₹5,47,357 nominal sum buys only ₹2,28,393 worth of goods at today’s prices — inflation quietly erodes the rest.

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AI Insights

DhanRadar AI

Real return is what matters for your standard of living. A 12% headline return sounds strong, but with 6% inflation your purchasing power grows at only 5.66% per year — compounding makes that gap large over 15 years.

Inflation is the silent fee on your savings. Your ₹1,00,000 grows to ₹5,47,357 nominally, but that future sum buys only ₹2,28,393 of today's goods. These are your own assumed figures — actual outcomes depend on the investments you choose.

For education only — not investment advice. Returns and inflation are your own assumptions; real markets vary.

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Calculations are estimates for illustration only and assume a constant annual return, which real markets do not provide. DhanRadar is a research & analytics platform, not an investment advisor. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.