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Type how much you will put in each year, up to ₹1.5 lakh, and choose whether you deposit it yearly or monthly.
Project your Sukanya Samriddhi (SSY) maturity at 21 — tax-free at 8.2%.
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A Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) calculator projects what a girl-child savings account grows to at maturity — using your yearly deposit, the 8.2% rate and the scheme's 15-year deposit, 21-year maturity rule.
SSY is a government scheme for a girl child. A parent opens it before the daughter turns 10 and deposits between ₹250 and ₹1.5 lakh a year. It pays one of the highest small-savings rates — 8.2% for FY 2025-26 — compounded yearly, and the calculator turns your plan into a tax-free maturity figure.
You deposit for 15 years, but it matures at 21. This is the rule most people miss: deposits stop after 15 years, yet the balance keeps compounding for another 6 years until the account matures 21 years after opening. Those final deposit-free years add a large chunk of interest, which this calculator shows separately.
Only ₹1.5 lakh a year earns interest. A deposit below ₹250 can default the account; anything above ₹1.5 lakh earns nothing and gives no tax benefit. The calculator computes on the eligible amount and flags any excess.
It is one of India's most tax-efficient options (EEE). The deposit is deductible under Section 80C, the interest is tax-free, and the maturity is tax-free. Beyond the headline figure, the calculator shows the 50% you can withdraw at 18 for her education, models monthly versus yearly deposits, and gives the maturity's worth in today's money after inflation.
Quick facts
Type how much you will put in each year, up to ₹1.5 lakh, and choose whether you deposit it yearly or monthly.
The rate defaults to the current 8.2%. Enter the girl's age so the calculator can show when the account matures.
See the tax-free maturity at 21 years, the total you deposit, the interest earned, and the balance when deposits stop at year 15.
Steps to use the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Calculator: Enter your yearly deposit, Set the rate and her age, Read the maturity amount.
r is the annual rate (e.g. 0.082) and t is the timing factor — 1 for a yearly lump early in the year, about 0.54 for monthly deposits. Deposits run for the first 15 years only.
Example: P = ₹1,50,000, r = 8.2%, 15 years → balance ≈ ₹44.8 lakh at year 15
After year 15 no more deposits are made, but the balance keeps compounding for 6 more years until the account matures at 21 years from opening.
Example: ₹44.8 lakh × (1.082)^6 ≈ ₹71.8 lakh at maturity
The tax-free interest is the maturity value minus the ₹22.5 lakh you deposited over 15 years — most of the corpus is interest, not your own money.
Example: ₹71.8 lakh − ₹22.5 lakh ≈ ₹49.3 lakh interest
Currency note: the example below uses a benchmark scenario priced in Indian Rupee (INR). Values are converted to US Dollar (USD) at the latest exchange rate so you can compare against your own numbers.
Scenario
A parent opening an SSY account for a 5-year-old daughter, depositing $150,000.00 a year at 8.2%.
Putting in $150,000.00 a year for 15 years deposits $2,250,000.00, which compounds to a balance when deposits stop.
Balance at year 15 = $4,475,989.00
No more deposits go in, but the balance keeps earning 8.2% for 6 years until the account matures at 21 years.
Maturity = $7,182,119.00
The gap between maturity and what you deposited is pure tax-free interest.
Interest = $4,932,119.00
The takeaway
A full ₹1.5 lakh a year turns ₹22.5 lakh of deposits into about $7,182,119.00 by maturity — roughly $4,932,119.00 of it tax-free interest. The deposit-free years 16–21 do a surprising amount of the work, which is why starting early matters so much.
| Metric | Poor | Average | Good | Excellent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Matures at 21 years Calcrux projection · 8.2% | ₹12k/yr → ₹5.7L | ₹30k/yr → ₹14.4L | ₹60k/yr → ₹28.7L | ₹1.5L/yr → ₹71.8L |
You deposit (15 yrs) Calcrux projection · 8.2% | ₹1.8L | ₹4.5L | ₹9.0L | ₹22.5L |
Tax-free interest Calcrux projection · 8.2% | ₹3.9L | ₹9.9L | ₹19.7L | ₹49.3L |
| Feature | Calcrux (Free) | Groww | ClearTax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maturity & total interest | |||
| Splits deposit (15 yr) vs maturity (21) | |||
| 50% education withdrawal at 18 | |||
| Inflation-adjusted real value | |||
| Accurate monthly vs yearly accrual | |||
| Eligibility & maturity-age check | |||
| Flags deposits above ₹1.5 lakh | |||
| Free, no sign-up required |
Why it matters
Deposits are only allowed for the first 15 years. People who plan to pay in for 21 years are surprised when the account stops accepting deposits — and may under-fund the early years that compound longest.
Fix
The calculator splits the 15-year deposit phase from the 6-year maturity phase, so you see exactly when to stop paying in.
Why it matters
If less than ₹250 goes in during a financial year, the account is treated as in default and needs a penalty to revive. Many forget a year and lose interest.
Fix
Deposit at least ₹250 every year for all 15 years. The calculator flags a deposit below the minimum.
Why it matters
An SSY account can only be opened before the girl turns 10. Waiting cuts the years of compounding — and after 10 the option is gone entirely.
Fix
Enter her age; the calculator warns if she is no longer eligible and shows how the maturity changes with an earlier start.
Why it matters
Interest is calculated on the balance from the 5th of the month. Depositing in March instead of April costs almost a year of interest on that contribution.
Fix
Deposit by early April. The calculator's yearly option assumes this; switch to monthly to see the cost of spreading it out.
Why it matters
Any amount above ₹1.5 lakh earns no interest and gets no 80C benefit — it simply sits idle in the account.
Fix
Keep deposits at or below ₹1.5 lakh. The calculator flags any excess and computes only on the eligible amount.
The sooner you open it, the more years compound — especially the deposit-free years 16–21. Opening near birth maximises the corpus.
Pay the year's amount at the start of the financial year so it earns a full 12 months of interest, not a partial year.
The full ₹1.5 lakh both maximises the tax-free corpus and uses your entire Section 80C limit in one safe product.
SSY pays more (8.2%) but is locked to one daughter. Pair it with PPF for general savings and you cover both goals tax-free.
You can take half the balance once she turns 18 for education. Factor that into college planning rather than waiting for full maturity.
The Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Calculator works across every stage of the workflow.
A parent opening an account for a 3-year-old checks what ₹1.5 lakh a year becomes by the time she turns 21.
Parents work out the balance available at 18 (when 50% can be withdrawn) to see if it covers college fees.
Someone wanting a safe, tax-free home for their ₹1.5 lakh 80C limit compares SSY's 8.2% with PPF's 7.1%.
A grandparent contributing each year checks how much a modest ₹50,000 annual deposit grows to by maturity.
A family that can only set aside money monthly checks how much less that earns than a single April deposit.
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Everything you need to know about how the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Calculator works.
An SSY calculator projects what a Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana account grows to at maturity. You enter the yearly deposit, the interest rate and the girl's age; it shows the tax-free maturity amount at 21 years, the total you deposit, and the interest earned.
The SSY interest rate is 8.2% per annum for FY 2025-26 — among the highest of all small-savings schemes. The government reviews it every quarter, so it can change; this calculator lets you set any rate to model your own assumption.
You deposit for the first 15 years; the account then keeps compounding for 6 more years and matures at 21. Interest is compounded yearly at 8.2%. So a year-1 deposit grows for 21 years, while the balance at year 15 earns interest right up to maturity.
Depositing ₹1.5 lakh a year at 8.2% grows to about ₹71.8 lakh at maturity — ₹22.5 lakh deposited over 15 years plus roughly ₹49.3 lakh of tax-free interest. Spreading it monthly instead gives about ₹69.3 lakh.
15 years from opening. After that you make no more deposits, but the balance keeps earning interest for another 6 years until the account matures at 21 years from the opening date.
₹250 minimum and ₹1.5 lakh maximum in a financial year. A deposit below ₹250 can put the account in default; anything above ₹1.5 lakh earns no interest and gets no Section 80C benefit, so the calculator computes only on ₹1.5 lakh.
Yes — SSY has EEE (Exempt-Exempt-Exempt) status. The deposit qualifies for a deduction up to ₹1.5 lakh under Section 80C, the interest is tax-free, and the maturity amount is fully tax-free. It is one of the most tax-efficient options in India.
A parent or legal guardian can open it for a girl child under 10 years of age, with one account per girl and up to two girls per family (three if the second birth is twins). It cannot be opened once she turns 10.
Partly. You can withdraw up to 50% of the previous year's balance once the girl turns 18, for her higher education or marriage. The full amount is available only at maturity — 21 years from opening, or on her marriage after 18.
Up to 50% of the balance at the end of the previous financial year, once she turns 18 and has passed Class 10. The calculator shows this education-withdrawal figure from the balance she will have built by then.
At 8.2% against about 6% inflation, SSY gives a real return of roughly 2%. The calculator shows the maturity in today's money — a ₹71.8 lakh corpus is worth far less in 21 years, though still tax-free.
SSY pays a higher rate (8.2% vs PPF's 7.1%) and both are EEE and 80C-eligible, but SSY is only for a girl child and locks in until she is 21. PPF is open to anyone with a 15-year term. Many parents use SSY for a daughter and PPF for general savings.
A single deposit early in the financial year earns the most, because the full amount gets a year of interest. Monthly deposits earn slightly less — about ₹2.5 lakh less on a ₹1.5 lakh/year plan over the full term. If you can, deposit early in April.
Yes — it is free, needs no sign-up, and runs in your browser. It uses the exact SSY compounding (15 deposit years, maturity at 21) and the 8.2% FY 2025-26 rate, matching official figures. Future rates are set quarterly, so treat long-term numbers as an estimate.
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