KVP Calculator

KVP is a government savings certificate marketed around a simple promise: your investment doubles after a fixed period at the prevailing interest rate — this calculator shows that doubling period based on the rate you enter.

No — unlike NSC, KVP investment does not qualify for Section 80C deduction, and the interest earned is taxable as income.

KVP has a lock-in period before premature encashment is allowed; check current rules for the exact lock-in duration before investing if liquidity is a concern.

How many years it takes your investment to double at the entered rate, the doubled value, and the projected value specifically at the 10-year mark.

All three are government-backed and use compound growth, but KVP is distinctly framed around its doubling-period guarantee rather than a fixed tenure with a stated maturity value, which is how NSC and Post Office FD are typically presented.