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Monthly Interest Calculator

Monthly income schemes (like POMIS or bank bonds) provide steady interest payouts — ideal for retirees or conservative investors. This tool helps you calculate how much monthly income you can expect based on your principal and rate, without any compounding surprises.

Monthly Interest:₹0

Total Interest:₹0

Total Maturity Value:₹0

📈 Cumulative Interest Over Time

🍩 Principal vs Interest

📊 Monthly Interest (Bar Chart)

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📅 Month-wise Breakdown

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The Monthly Income Scheme (MIS) is a government-backed savings option that provides a steady monthly interest payout. It’s designed for conservative investors, especially retirees, who seek predictable income.

You invest a lump sum for a fixed tenure—typically 5 years—and receive a fixed monthly interest based on the annual rate. The principal is returned at maturity. This is not compounded — interest is paid out regularly.

This calculator helps you estimate monthly income and total return from your MIS or similar fixed-income product.

MIS offers safety, low volatility, and predictable returns — ideal for supplementing pensions or FD interest.

📘 How is Monthly Interest Calculated?

The formula used is:Monthly Interest = (P × R) / 12 / 100

  • P = Principal amount
  • R = Annual Interest Rate (%)

This helps estimate fixed monthly income from interest-bearing investments like MIS, bonds, or deposits.

💡 Tips for Using This Calculator

  • Use this calculator for MIS, monthly income bonds, or interest-only loans.
  • Remember: Interest is not compounded monthly in most MIS plans.
  • Try changing the interest rate to compare public vs private options.
  • Use this to evaluate secondary income or retirement payouts.
Disclaimer: This calculator is intended for informational and illustrative purposes only. The actual interest, maturity amount, and terms may vary based on your bank or financial institution’s policies. Please consult your financial advisor or bank for precise and personalized details before making any investment decisions.