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Finance tools on Page Utils are in-browser maturity and schedule checkers for people who want a second look at the arithmetic. Live now: a Post Office FD calculator, an LIC FD calculator, a PPF calculator, a SIP calculator, and an NPS calculator. Type the amounts and rates you are checking; the page runs locally. Results are a convenience check, not a quote from India Post, LIC, National Savings, NPS, or any fund house, and not SEBI advice.

Which finance tools are live?

Questions about finance tools

Which finance calculators are live on Page Utils?
Five tools are live: the Post Office FD calculator, the LIC FD calculator, the PPF calculator, the SIP calculator, and the NPS calculator. The FD pages estimate deposit maturity from principal, an annual rate you type, and tenure. The PPF page uses a transparent annual-deposit educational model with a year-by-year table. The SIP and NPS pages model equal monthly contributions at a user-entered expected rate (a payment schedule, not a fund or PFM product pick). GST, EMI, and other ideas are not given their own URLs until they actually work, so this hub will not send you to a 404. Open any live tool from the list on this page.
Do these finance tools store the numbers I type?
No. Live calculators run entirely in your browser. Principal, deposit, monthly instalment, rate, and tenure stay in the tab you have open; we do not collect those figures, write them to localStorage, or upload them to Page Utils. Closing the tab drops the numbers. Hosting logs may show that you requested the page, not the amounts you typed into the form.
Are the results official tax or bank figures?
No. Output is a convenience check, not advice from a CA, India Post, LIC, National Savings, a bank, a mutual-fund house, SEBI, or a tax authority. Payout rules, TDS, premature-closure penalties, monthly PPF lowest-balance rules, fund NAVs, and scheme-specific rounding can differ from the formulas on these pages. Confirm the relevant circular, offer document, or illustration before you file, invest, or treat a number as a quote.
Why is there no /in/ URL for Indian finance tools?
Each tool has one canonical address on pageutils.com, with a trailing slash. India is a first-class audience — examples use rupees and India Post, LIC, PPF, or SIP schedule labels — but we do not duplicate pages under a country prefix. Bookmark /finance/post-office-fd-calculator/, /finance/lic-fd-calculator/, /finance/ppf-calculator/, /finance/sip-calculator/, or /finance/nps-calculator/ from anywhere, including India.
Will a GST or EMI calculator show up here?
Only when it is actually live. We do not publish placeholder URLs that 404, and we do not list unshipped GST or EMI calculators as if they already work. When a new finance tool ships, it will appear in the live list on this hub and in the site sitemap. Until then, use the five live tools linked above.
How do the PPF, Post Office FD, and LIC FD tools differ on this hub?
Each calculator models only the structure named on its page. The Post Office FD and LIC FD tools estimate deposit maturity from principal, an annual rate you type, and tenure. The PPF calculator uses a transparent annual-deposit educational model with a year-by-year table. The SIP calculator models equal monthly deposits at a user-entered expected rate — a payment schedule, not a named mutual-fund product. The NPS calculator models equal monthly contributions into an assumed-rate corpus with an optional illustrative pension sketch — a schedule, not a PFM or fund pick. They are not interchangeable and do not rank returns, lock-in, tax treatment, or premature-closure rules across schemes. Open the tool that matches what you are checking — not a side-by-side product picker.
Are maturity figures on these calculators guaranteed or official quotes?
No. Maturity and corpus numbers here are an in-browser convenience check from the figures you type, not a quote, certificate, or illustration from India Post, LIC, National Savings, a bank, or any mutual-fund house. Circulars, NAVs, TDS, rounding, and premature-closure rules can differ from the formulas on these pages. Confirm with the issuer before you treat a result as binding.
Is there a SIP calculator on this hub? What about NPS?
Yes — both are live. The SIP calculator is at /finance/sip-calculator/ (equal monthly deposits at a user-entered expected rate — a payment schedule, not a fund product pick). The NPS calculator is at /finance/nps-calculator/ (equal monthly contributions into an assumed-rate corpus with an optional illustrative pension sketch — a schedule, not a PFM or fund pick). All finance pages stay education-only — not advice to buy a scheme, not SEBI-registered recommendations, and not live NAV or rate feeds.

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