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CAGR Calculator

Calculate the Compound Annual Growth Rate of your investments over any period. Compare annual returns.

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CAGR Calculator

Calculate Compounded Annual Growth Rate of your portfolio

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CAGR Rate

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Total Gains

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Absolute Return

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📈 An investment of $10,000 growing to $25,000 over 5 years represents a growth multiplier of 2.5x.
Capital Gain Ratio 0% Gains / 0% Initial

Annualized Trajectory Schedule

Year Projected Capital Value Annual Interest Added Total Growth (%)

How to use this tool

What is CAGR?

Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) represents the smoothed annual rate at which an asset grows if it grew at a steady rate over the period, compounding annually. It is the best metric for comparing returns of different investments.

Step-by-Step Blueprint

How to Compute Your CAGR

Input your investment values to find your geometric growth rate.

1

Initial Value

Enter the starting value of your investment (the buy price or capital injected).

2

Final Value

Enter the ending value of your investment (current portfolio valuation or sale price).

3

Duration

Specify the total time period in years. Fractional years (e.g. 2.5 years) are fully supported.


Mathematical Foundation

The CAGR Formula

CAGR is computed by taking the nth root of the total return ratio:

CAGR = (Vfinal / Vinitial)1 / t - 1

CAGR: Compounded Annual Growth Rate
Vfinal: Final Portfolio Value
Vinitial: Initial Investment Value
t: Duration of Investment in Years

Common Inquiries

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about CAGR calculations.

Why use CAGR instead of simple interest?

Simple interest ignores compounding. CAGR accounts for the compounding effect year-over-year, giving a much more accurate rate of annual performance for investments like stocks, mutual funds, or real estate.

Does CAGR represent actual annual returns?

No. CAGR is a representative “smoothed” rate. In reality, your investments might gain 30% in year one, lose 10% in year two, and gain 5% in year three. CAGR tells you what steady rate would produce the exact same final balance.

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