Calculate monthly income, total interest over the fixed 5-year lock-in, and the principal returned at maturity.
Enter your deposit amount and annual interest rate.
Enter the deposit amount and interest rate to see monthly payout and 5-year interest.
View cumulative interest over 5 years and compare principal with interest earned.
This calculator estimates monthly income from a Post Office Monthly Income Scheme style deposit using the deposit amount and annual interest rate you enter.
The projection uses a fixed 5-year lock-in period and simple monthly payout math. Actual rates, limits, and rules can change, so confirm the current scheme details before investing.
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Calculate Post Office Monthly Income Scheme monthly payout, total 5-year interest, and maturity principal breakdown.
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Last updated: May 10, 2026
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