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The PPF Account offered by Bank of Maharashtra is a great method of investment which provides substantial returns and tax benefits as well. The PPF Scheme allows Indian citizens to make contributions to the fund and offers a rebate on income tax under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act as an incentive. One can calculate their PPF returns upon maturity by using Bank of Maharashtra PPF calculator. Individuals who wish to open the account can do so without hassles by downloading the application form online. At present, a PPF account can be opened at 125 BOM branches across India.
Public Provident Fund is a type of savings scheme which develops the habit of investment and provide savings in small amounts for depositors. The minimum deposit to open a PPF account in Bank of Maharashtra starts from as low as Rs. 500 to a maximum of Rs. 1,50,000 in a financial year. PPF comes with a mandatory lock-in period of 15 years and the interest is compounded annually. Furthermore, one of the key benefits of this scheme is it offers a rebate on income tax under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act to the depositors.
If you are investing your hard-earned money in PPF, then it is imperative to know how is it calculated, I.e. what is the formula to calculate the maturity value of your PPF account.
The formula for BOM PPF maturity value calculation is given below:
F = P [({(1+i) ^n}-1)/i]
The variables used in the formula denote the following–
The PPF calculator of Bank of Maharashtra is an online tool which helps to calculate the maturity value after 15 years on your PPF account. The calculator is very easy to use and takes less than minute to compute the value: