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India Financial Calculators 2026 — Free Income Tax, SIP, Loan EMI, GST, PPF & NPS Tools

Free Indian financial calculators for 2026. Instantly calculate income tax (old & new regime), SIP and mutual fund returns, loan EMI, GST, PPF, NPS, EPF, retirement corpus and inflation impact using India-specific, tax-compliant formulas.

India • 2026 planning tools

Make better financial decisions in India — faster.

Financial planning in India involves many moving parts — Income Tax (old vs new regime), SIP returns, mutual funds, loan EMIs, retirement planning (PPF / NPS / EPF), inflation impact, and savings tools like FD and RD. GlobalCalqulate brings these calculators together in one place so you can estimate outcomes quickly and understand the trade-offs.

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Why these calculators matter

Good planning is about clarity — how much to invest, how much EMI you can afford, and what your long-term retirement target should be. A calculator gives you a fast estimate, helping you make informed decisions before committing money.

Simple to use (even for beginners)

Enter only what you know — investment amount, tenure, interest rate, income, or monthly EMI capacity. You’ll get instant outputs with breakdowns that are easy to understand.

Built for Indian context

These calculators are structured around common Indian finance use cases — tax estimation, savings instruments like FD/RD, and retirement planning via PPF/NPS/EPF. This makes the results more relevant for Indian users.

How to use the India calculators
  1. 1) Choose a goal: Investment, loan planning, retirement planning, or savings.
  2. 2) Enter inputs: Amount, rate, tenure, or income — you can keep it simple.
  3. 3) Compare outcomes: Test different values to find a more realistic plan.

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These tools are most commonly used by Indian users for day-to-day financial planning.

Financial Disclaimer (Important)

GlobalCalqulate calculators provide estimates for educational purposes only. Results are not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always verify with official sources (Income Tax Department) and consult a qualified professional for personal decisions.

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