Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) Calculator

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Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) Calculator

FY 2025-26 Β· 8.2% p.a. Β· EEE tax-free scheme for the girl child.

Min β‚Ή250 Β· Max β‚Ή1,50,000 per year
Account must be opened before age 10
Current FY 2025-26: 8.2%
Year-by-Year Growth
YearGirl's AgeOpening BalanceDepositInterestClosing Balance

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) Calculator: Empowering the Girl Child

The Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) is a dedicated small-savings initiative launched under the Government of India’s Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign. Engineered specifically to build a robust financial foundation for a girl child’s higher education and marriage, SSY combines India’s highest sovereign-guaranteed interest rate with full EEE tax exemption and legal safeguards.

Maturity Wealth Projection: Annual β‚Ή1,50,000 Deposit at 8.2% Rate

The table below details the account trajectory when depositing β‚Ή1,50,000 annually for 15 years from the birth of a girl child, followed by 6 years of pure compounding until 21-year maturity.

Account Timeline Annual Contribution Cumulative Principal Deposited Accumulated Balance (at 8.2%) Milestone Notes
Year 1 β‚Ή1,50,000 β‚Ή1,50,000 β‚Ή1,62,300 Initial account opening.
Year 5 β‚Ή1,50,000 β‚Ή7,50,000 β‚Ή9,96,000 Strong compounding momentum starts.
Year 10 β‚Ή1,50,000 β‚Ή15,00,000 β‚Ή24,80,000 Interest surpasses 40% of balance.
Year 15 (Final Deposit) β‚Ή1,50,000 β‚Ή22,50,000 β‚Ή46,80,000 Mandatory deposit period concludes.
Year 18 (College Age) β‚Ή0 (No deposit) β‚Ή22,50,000 β‚Ή59,25,000 Up to 50% partial withdrawal allowed.
Year 21 (Maturity) β‚Ή0 (No deposit) β‚Ή22,50,000 β‚Ή71,82,000 Full tax-free corpus disbursed to child.

Essential Operational Rules & Best Practices

  1. Deposit on or Before April 5th Annually: Similar to PPF, depositing your annual allocation between April 1 and April 5 ensures that your funds earn sovereign interest for all 12 calendar months of that financial year, maximizing the compounding effect over the 15-year deposit horizon.
  2. Keep the Account Active with Minimum β‚Ή250 Deposit: If the mandatory minimum deposit of β‚Ή250 is not credited in any given financial year, the account is classified as defaulted. A defaulted account can be regularized before 15 years by paying a nominal penalty fee of β‚Ή50 per defaulted year along with the minimum deposit.
  3. Manage the 50% Higher Education Withdrawal: When the girl child reaches 18 years of age or passes Class 10, up to 50% of the balance at the end of the preceding financial year can be withdrawn to pay confirmed college admission and tuition fees. The withdrawal can be taken in a single lump sum or in five equal annual installments.
  4. Absolute Ownership Passes to the Daughter: Once the girl child attains 18 years of age, she becomes the primary operator of the account upon submitting updated KYC documents to the post office or bank branch. All maturity proceeds are paid directly to her bank account, guaranteeing her financial sovereignty.

How to Use This Calculator

Formula: Maturity Corpus = Cumulative Deposits + Compounded Annual Interest | Annual Compounding at 8.2% Sovereign Rate | 15 Years Mandatory Deposit Tenure, 21 Years Final Account Maturity
  1. Enter your planned annual or monthly deposit amount (statutory minimum β‚Ή250, statutory maximum β‚Ή1,50,000 per financial year).
  2. Input the current age of your girl child (the account can be opened from birth up to the age of 10 years).
  3. Verify the active Sukanya Samriddhi Account interest rate (currently 8.2% per annum, backed by the Government of India and reviewed quarterly).
  4. Review the automated timeline: mandatory annual deposits for 15 years, followed by 6 years of interest accumulation with zero required deposits until 21 years from account opening.
  5. Analyze the total capital deposited, sovereign compound interest accumulated, final tax-free corpus, and allowable partial withdrawal limits for college education at age 18.

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