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₹50,000 per Year PPF Maturity Calculator

Investing ₹50,000 annually into PPF is a staple savings strategy for salaried individuals looking for guaranteed tax-free returns. Over the 15-year investment period, your total principal of ₹7.50 Lakhs yields ₹6.06 Lakhs in tax-free interest, accumulating to a final payout of ₹13.56 Lakhs under the EEE tax regime.

15-Yr Tax-Free Corpus₹13.56 L(at 7.1% p.a. sovereign)
Contribution

₹50,000 / year

50,000/year

15-Yr Total Deposit

₹7.50 L

100% 80C Deductible

15-Yr Interest Earned

+₹6.06 L

100% Tax-Exempt

25-Yr Extended Corpus

₹34.36 L

Wealth Gain: +₹21.86 L

₹50,000 per Year — 15 to 30-Year Compounding & Extension Matrix

See how continued annual contributions compound under sovereign guarantee at 7.1% p.a.

EEE Status: Zero Tax
Tenure MilestoneTotal Amount DepositedTax-Free Interest EarnedTotal Guaranteed Maturity
15 Years (Statutory Maturity)Standard₹7.50 L+₹6.06 L₹13.56 L
20 Years (1st 5-Year Extension)₹10.00 L+₹12.19 L₹22.19 L
25 Years (2nd 5-Year Extension)₹12.50 L+₹21.86 L₹34.36 L
30 Years (3rd 5-Year Extension)₹15.00 L+₹36.50 L₹51.50 L

Interactive PPF Calculation Engine

Adjust the sliders or change contribution amounts to simulate different deposit horizons.

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Strategic Insights for ₹50,000 / year in PPF

Investing ₹50,000 / year at the current 7.1% interest rate yields ₹6,06,070 in tax-free interest over 15 years, reaching a final maturity value of ₹13,56,070.
If extended for a 5-year block (20 years total), the compounding acceleration increases your final payout to ₹22,19,429 (wealth gain: ₹12,19,429).
Extending to 25 years produces ₹34,36,005, more than doubling your invested principal of ₹12,50,000.
PPF qualifies for EEE (Exempt-Exempt-Exempt) tax status under Section 80C and Section 10(11), meaning zero income tax on contributions, accrued interest, or the final maturity payout.

Frequently Asked Questions on ₹50,000 per Year in PPF

What is the maturity amount for ₹50,000 / year in PPF after 15 years?

At the prevailing 7.1% p.a. interest rate compounded annually, an investment of ₹50,000 / year totals ₹7,50,000 in deposits and earns ₹6,06,070 in interest, yielding a 100% tax-free maturity corpus of ₹13,56,070.

How much will my PPF account grow if extended to 20 or 25 years with ₹50,000 / year?

After 15 years, PPF accounts can be extended in 5-year blocks. At 20 years, your balance grows to ₹22,19,429 (invested ₹10,00,000). At 25 years, the maturity corpus reaches ₹34,36,005.

What is the 5th-of-the-month deposit rule for PPF?

Interest on PPF is calculated on the lowest balance between the close of the 5th day and the end of the calendar month. To maximize your interest earnings for that month, ensure your deposit reaches the PPF account on or before the 5th of each month.

Is interest earned on ₹50,000 / year taxable in PPF?

No. PPF enjoys complete Exempt-Exempt-Exempt (EEE) status. The annual contribution qualifies for deduction under Section 80C (up to ₹1.5 Lakhs), the interest earned every year is tax-free under Section 10(11), and the final maturity payout is 100% exempt from income tax.

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