XIRR Calculator

Compute the extended internal rate of return for irregular investments and redemptions. Add dates and cash flows (negative = investment).

0% XIRR (Annualised)

How to Use XIRR Calculator

  1. Add your cash flows. Click "Add Row" and enter each transaction date and amount. Use negative values for investments (money you put in) and positive for redemptions or current value.
  2. Include the final portfolio value. Add a last row with today’s date and the current market value of your holdings as a positive amount.
  3. Ensure dates are in order. The tool automatically sorts transactions by date; the earliest date becomes the reference point for time calculations.
  4. Click Calculate. The calculator uses the Newton‑Raphson method to find the annualised return that makes the net present value of all cash flows equal to zero.

Benefits of XIRR Calculator

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is XIRR better than CAGR for mutual fund SIPs?

CAGR assumes a single lump sum invested at the start. XIRR values each instalment on its actual date, giving the true annualised return for staggered investments like a monthly SIP.

What if the calculator shows an error or very high XIRR?

Very short investment periods can give extreme XIRR values. For meaningful results, use a duration of at least one year. If the calculation fails, check that you have at least one negative and one positive cash flow.

Can I include dividends paid out?

Yes, enter dividends received on the payment date as a positive cash flow. If dividends were reinvested, they are already reflected in the final portfolio value and should not be added separately.

Is XIRR Calculator free and private?

Yes — it is 100% free, needs no sign‑up, and everything runs in your browser; your data never leaves your device.

Disclaimer: Uses Newton‑Raphson method; may not converge for extreme cash flows. For information only.

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