Calculate the maturity amount of your Voluntary Provident Fund Account using Pocketful’s VPF Calculator.
A Voluntary Provident Fund or VPF calculator is a financial tool that helps employees calculate their retirement corpus, which includes both the amount saved by an individual and the returns earned throughout the investment duration. You need to provide a few details such as VPF investments made, VPF interest rate, which is announced by the government of India every quarter, duration of investment in years, and the frequency of investment; once you enter the details, you will get the expected maturity amount of your Voluntary Provident Fund Account.
A voluntary provident fund calculator can help you in the following manner:
The explanation of how a Voluntary Provident Fund works is as follows:
The formula to calculate the voluntary provident fund account balance is as follows:
Where:
The calculator automatically converts the monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly contributions into yearly VPF contributions before using the formula.
Other metrics are calculated in the following ways:
Now, let’s understand the voluntary provident fund calculation with an example:
Mr. A contributes ₹10,000 per month to his Voluntary Provident Fund account and gets an annualized return of 8.1%; he wishes to continue his investment for 15 years.
Now, he wants to know the amount that he will get on maturity; for this, he uses Pocketful’s VPF calculator. He needs to enter the following details:
As he entered the details, the formula to calculate VPF will be applied:
A = P * (((1 + r) ^ t) – 1) / r) * (1 + r)
where,
P = 10,000 * 12 = ₹1,20,000
r = 8.1%
t = 15
Putting the value in the formula.
A = 1,20,000 (((1 + 0.081)^15) – 1) / 0.081) * (1 + 0.081) = ₹35,49,705.69
Outputs are:
The steps to use the Pocketful’s Voluntary Provident Fund Calculator is as follows:
The significant benefits of using the VPF calculator are as follows:
To use the voluntary provident fund calculator, enter details like VPF investment amount, the frequency of your contribution, VPF interest rate, and investment duration. After entering inputs, the calculator accurately calculates the VPF maturity amount.
The formula to calculate the maturity amount in the VPF account is A = P * (((1 + r) ^ t) – 1) / r) * (1 + r).
VPF stands for Voluntary Provident Fund.
The applicable interest rate on the VPF account is announced by the Ministry of Finance and is revised annually.
EPF accounts require a mandatory contribution of 12% of the employee’s basic salary + DA from both the employer and the employee. The employee can voluntarily contribute more under VPF.
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