Financial Tool
CAGR Calculator
Measure and project the Compound Annual Growth Rate of any investment over time.
What is CAGR?
The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) is the rate at which an investment
would have grown if it had increased at a steady annual pace, assuming all gains
were reinvested at the end of each year. It smooths out volatility to reveal the
underlying trend of any series of values.
CAGR does not reflect actual year-by-year returns — those may vary significantly.
Instead, it answers: "what single annual rate would have taken me from the starting value
to the ending value over this period?" It is the standard benchmark for comparing
investments, business metrics, and financial products across different time horizons.
CAGR = (EV / BV)1/t − 1
EV ending value
BV beginning value
t years
📊 BenchmarkCAGR is the industry standard for comparing funds, stocks, and portfolios regardless of their duration.
🔇 SmoothingIt eliminates year-to-year noise, giving a single representative rate for the whole period.
🔮 ProjectionApply a known CAGR forward to model what a current value could become in future years.
Parameters
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Enter the known or target CAGR to apply.
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Results
CAGR
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Ending value
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Beginning value
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Total gain
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Total return
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Period
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Initial value
Growth
| Year | Opening value | Growth (year) | Closing value | Total gain | Total return |
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