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Investment A made 20% in 2 years. Investment B made 30% in 4 years. Which is better? Use this calculator to find the 'true' annual speed of your money.
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Wall Street loves to market funds using 'Average Annual Return', but this metric is mathematically flawed for investors. **Example:** * Year 1: +100% (Portfolio goes from $100 to $200) * Year 2: -50% (Portfolio goes from $200 to $100) **Average Return:** (100 - 50) / 2 = **+25%**. **Actual Return:** $0. You started with $100 and ended with $100. Your CAGR is 0%. CAGR is the only metric that tells you the truth about how your wealth actually compounded over time.
CAGR = (Ending Value / Beginning Value) ^ (1 / Years) - 1 This formula finds the single interest rate that, if applied every year steadily, would get you from your starting number to your ending number. It ignores the volatility in between.
Use CAGR to compare investments with different time horizons: * **Real Estate:** Bought for $300k, sold for $500k after 10 years. * **Stocks:** Bought for $50k, sold for $90k after 6 years. Without CAGR, it's hard to say which capital was 'working harder'. With CAGR, you can instantly see the annual velocity of each asset.
In an era where digital privacy is paramount, we have designed this tool with a 'privacy-first' architecture. Unlike many online calculators that send your data to remote servers for processing, our tool executes all mathematical logic directly within your browser. This means your sensitive inputs—whether financial, medical, or personal—never leave your device. You can use this tool with complete confidence, knowing that your data remains under your sole control.
Our tools are built upon verified mathematical models and industry-standard formulas. We regularly audit our calculation logic against authoritative sources to ensure precision. However, it is important to remember that automated tools are designed to provide estimates and projections based on the inputs provided. Real-world scenarios can be complex, involving variables that a general-purpose calculator may not fully capture. Therefore, we recommend using these results as a starting point for further analysis or consultation with qualified professionals.