What is the amount that you would like to spend on buying an item you dream - a big car or a foreign holiday or a house (Rs)
Afer how many years away would you need this amount?
The expected rate of inflation over the years (% per annum)
What rate of return would you expect from your investment (% per annum)
How much savings you have now? (Rs)
Your targeted Dream Amount (Inflation adjusted)
Growth of your Savings Amount (% per annum)
Final Targeted Amount (Minus growth of your savings amount)
Total Amount Invested in years
Growth Amount
Future Value
Monthly Savings required
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