Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) Calculator

Plan your daughter's education and marriage with guaranteed returns

₹50,000
8.2%

📝 Note: Deposits are allowed for 15 years. The account matures after 21 years from the date of opening.

Total Maturity Value (after 21 Years)

₹23,94,040

Total Invested

₹7,50,000

Total Interest

₹16,44,040

Invested vs Interest2.2x Returns

Yearly Balance Breakdown

YearDepositInterestBalance
Year 1₹50,000₹4,100₹54,100
Year 2₹50,000₹8,536₹1,12,636
Year 3₹50,000₹13,336₹1,75,972
Year 4₹50,000₹18,530₹2,44,502
Year 5₹50,000₹24,149₹3,18,651
Year 6₹50,000₹30,229₹3,98,881
Year 7₹50,000₹36,808₹4,85,689
Year 8₹50,000₹43,926₹5,79,615
Year 9₹50,000₹51,628₹6,81,244
Year 10₹50,000₹59,962₹7,91,206
Year 11₹50,000₹68,979₹9,10,185
Year 12₹50,000₹78,735₹10,38,920
Year 13₹50,000₹89,291₹11,78,211
Year 14₹50,000₹1,00,713₹13,28,925
Year 15₹50,000₹1,13,072₹14,91,996
Year 16₹0₹1,22,344₹16,14,340
Year 17₹0₹1,32,376₹17,46,716
Year 18₹0₹1,43,231₹18,89,947
Year 19₹0₹1,54,976₹20,44,922
Year 20₹0₹1,67,684₹22,12,606
Year 21₹0₹1,81,434₹23,94,040

🛡️ SSY Guide — Securing Your Daughter's Future

"Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) is a savings scheme launched by the Govt of India for the benefit of the girl child. It offers one of the highest interest rates among all small savings schemes."

⚙️ Eligibility & Opening

The account can be opened in the name of a girl child below the age of 10. Only one account per girl child is allowed, and maximum two accounts per family (three in case of twins/triplets).

💰 Deposit Limits

Minimum deposit is ₹250 per year, and the maximum is ₹1.5 lakh per year. If the minimum is not deposited, the account is "defaulted" and can be revived with a ₹50 penalty.

🚀 Why SSY is Better?

  • Highest InterestUsually 1-1.5% higher than PPF or bank FDs.
  • Tax-Free MaturityNo tax on interest or the final maturity amount.
  • Social SecurityCapital is protected by the Central Government.
  • Compounding Power21-year horizon creates massive wealth from small savings.

Partial Withdrawal Rule

Once the girl child turns 18 or clears Class 10, you can withdraw up to 50% of the balance for her higher education. The remaining matures after 21 years.

Edu Withdrawal: 50% @ 18Y
Maturity: 21 Years

Frequently Asked Questions