IOB PPF Calculator

IOB PPF Calculator

Project your tax-free PPF corpus at the current government notified rate

Yearly Contribution (Max ₹1.5L) ₹ 1,50,000
₹500 ₹1.5 Lakh
PPF Rate (Govt Notified) 7.1%
4% 9.5%
Tenure 15 Years
15 Years 30 Years
Maturity Corpus
₹0
Total Contributed ₹0
Interest Earned (Tax Free) ₹0
Maturity Corpus ₹0
Contributed: 50% Interest: 50%
Contributions assumed deposited by April 5th of each financial year and compounded annually. Rates are reviewed quarterly by the Government of India.

About the IOB PPF Calculator

Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) offers Public Provident Fund accounts through its branch network, primarily across southern India. PPF interest is set by the Ministry of Finance each quarter, so the rate matches every other bank. Use this IOB PPF calculator to estimate your tax free maturity corpus.

What is a PPF Calculator?

A PPF calculator estimates the maturity corpus of a Public Provident Fund account from your yearly contribution and tenure. PPF currently earns a government notified rate of about 7.1% per year, revised quarterly, and the account matures after 15 years with fully tax free interest. Because contributions compound annually over a long period, the maturity figure grows surprisingly large, which the calculator shows instantly.

How Does the IOB PPF Calculator Work?

PPF interest compounds annually on contributions made during the year, so the calculator applies the future value formula for yearly deposits:

M = Y x [(1 + r)^n – 1] / r x (1 + r)

  • M is the maturity value.
  • Y is your yearly contribution, capped at Rs. 1.5 lakh.
  • r is the annual PPF rate.
  • n is the number of years.

Example

Depositing Rs. 1,50,000 every year for 15 years at the current 7.1% rate builds a maturity corpus of about Rs. 40,68,209, of which Rs. 22,50,000 is your own contribution and the rest is tax free interest. The same account extended in 5 year blocks keeps compounding further.

Growth of Rs. 1,50,000 yearly PPF contribution

TenureTotal ContributedEstimated Corpus
5 yearsRs. 7,50,000Rs. 9,25,701
10 yearsRs. 15,00,000Rs. 22,30,124
15 yearsRs. 22,50,000Rs. 40,68,209
20 yearsRs. 30,00,000Rs. 66,58,288

How to Use the IOB PPF Calculator

  1. Enter your planned yearly contribution, up to Rs. 1.5 lakh.
  2. Keep the interest rate at the current notified rate, about 7.1%.
  3. Set the tenure, usually 15 years.
  4. See the estimated tax free corpus at maturity.

Benefits of Using the IOB PPF Calculator

  • Shows the long term power of small yearly deposits.
  • Helps you decide how much to contribute before the tax year closes.
  • Models the 15 year lock in so you can plan liquidity elsewhere.
  • Free and instant with nothing to install.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I withdraw partially from my IOB PPF account?

Yes. Partial withdrawals are allowed from the 7th year, limited to a percentage of the balance, and one withdrawal per financial year is permitted within the scheme rules.

What is the current PPF interest rate?

The PPF rate is notified by the Ministry of Finance every quarter and recently stood at 7.1% per year. Always confirm the latest rate before planning your contribution.

Is the PPF maturity amount taxable?

No. PPF has EEE status: contributions qualify for deduction under Section 80C, interest accumulates tax free, and the maturity amount is fully exempt from income tax.

Can I withdraw from PPF before 15 years?

Partial withdrawals are allowed from the 7th year within scheme limits, and premature closure is permitted after the 5th year only for specific reasons such as medical emergencies or higher education, usually with a 1% lower rate.

Can I extend my PPF account after 15 years?

Yes, in blocks of 5 years, either with fresh contributions or without contributions while interest keeps accruing. Extension with contribution must be applied for within one year of maturity.

Disclaimer: The IOB PPF Calculator provides estimates for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Actual returns, rates, and charges depend on the product provider and market conditions. Verify details on the official website and consult a financial advisor before investing.