One useful place for every Indian calculation.
Browse 55 working tools for insurance, credit cards, loans, investments, employment and online selling. Each calculator explains its formula, assumptions and common mistakes.
Enter monthly expenses. See which card may return the most value.
We test the same annualised expenses across every automatic card profile, apply supported reward caps and fee waivers, then subtract annual fees and GST.
See benefits, limits, rating math and claim exposure on one policy page.
The HDFC ERGO my: Optima Secure sample separates single-claim capacity from the advertised cover stack and runs an anonymous hospital-bill estimate without collecting health or policy data.
Credit-card decision toolkit
Savings are only half the card calculation.
Check repayment, renewal, international conversion, exclusions, rule changes and urgent disputes without uploading a statement.
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Try a goal such as fees, health cover, EMI or rewards.
Loans & EMI
Understand instalments and borrowing cost.
Credit Cards
Compare rewards with annual fees, EMI and repayment costs.
Investments
Project goals while keeping risk assumptions visible.
GST & Business
Indian business and tax calculations.
Bank Deposits
Estimate deposit and compound growth.
Government Savings
Plan long-term government-backed savings.
Salary & Employment
Understand employment benefits.
Insurance
Claim exposure, room limits, co-pay, restoration, cover needs and policy returns.
Seller Tools
Profit, settlement, fees, shipping and advertising decisions.
Choose by decision
Start with the money question you need to answer.
A calculator is most useful when it matches a real decision. Choose the closest starting point below, enter figures from your statement, quotation or seller dashboard, and then test at least one cautious scenario.
What could my health policy actually pay?
Turn room limits, sub-limits, co-payment, restoration and top-up cover into a claim-wise rupee breakdown.
Check my health policy → ▣Which credit card gives me more value?
Compare the same monthly spending across cards after supported rewards, milestones, annual fees and GST.
Compare credit cards → ⌂What will this loan really cost?
See the monthly EMI, total repayment and interest instead of judging a loan only by its advertised rate.
Calculate loan EMI → ↗How could regular investing grow?
Project a SIP with an editable return assumption, then reduce the rate to understand how sensitive the goal may be.
Project a SIP → ₹Will this online order make a profit?
Include marketplace fees, shipping, advertising and a return reserve before treating a sale as profitable.
Check seller profit →A better calculation habit
Three checks before trusting any result
Financial calculations can look exact even when an input is uncertain. Accurate Paisa keeps the formula and assumptions visible so you can understand what produced the answer rather than relying on one unexplained number.
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Use figures from the original source
Enter the latest interest rate, fee, tax percentage, repayment term or selling cost from the relevant document. An old rate can make a perfectly correct formula produce the wrong decision.
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Run a cautious alternative
Lower an investment-return assumption, increase seller returns or advertising cost, and include every loan or card fee. If a small change reverses the result, leave yourself a larger safety margin.
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Compare like with like
Keep the spending, tenure and cost assumptions identical when comparing two products. For credit cards, rewards should be compared after fees—and never against interest from spending you cannot repay.
Calculator questions
What to know before you calculate
Every result is an estimate for planning and comparison. Product terms, tax treatment, eligibility and rates can change, so the latest official document or provider quotation remains the final reference.
Are the calculators free to use? +
Yes. You can run every public calculator without signing in. WhatsApp sign-in is optional and is used only when you want to save a calculation, revisit its inputs or compare a later scenario.
How accurate are the results? +
The calculation follows the formula and values displayed on the page. Accuracy therefore depends on the inputs and on whether a product has charges, exclusions or eligibility rules outside the model. Use the breakdown to check what is included.
Why are rates and percentages editable? +
Indian tax rules, card benefits, marketplace fees, deposit rates and loan offers can change. Editable fields let you use the figure that applies to your date, provider, state, category or account instead of relying on a fixed example.
Can I use a result as financial or tax advice? +
No. These tools help you estimate and compare. They do not replace a lender quotation, investment risk assessment, card issuer terms, GST filing, professional advice or an official settlement statement.