XIRR Calculator
Calculate the internal rate of return for irregular investment cash flows
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What is XIRR?
XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) calculates your actual returns considering the timing and size of all your investments and withdrawals. It's especially useful for analyzing investments with irregular cash flows like SIP mutual funds or real estate investments.
When to Use XIRR?
- Multiple investments at different times
- Partial withdrawals or redemptions
- SIP mutual fund returns calculation
- Real estate investment analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) calculates the annualized return for investments made at irregular intervals, considering the timing of cash flows.
While IRR assumes periodic cash flows, XIRR accounts for irregular intervals between cash flows, making it more suitable for real-world investments.
Use XIRR when you have multiple investments or redemptions at different dates, like mutual fund SIPs with additional purchases or withdrawals.