Use the Public Provident Fund Calculator and speculate the final amount you will receive at the time of your maturity including the interest amount.
Public Provident Fund (PPF) was introduced in India in 1968, and it mobilizes small savings in the form of investment. It remains a favorite savings avenue for many investors as the returns are tax-free.
This investment is also called a savings-cum-tax savings investment, as it enables one to build a retirement corpus. And you don’t even have to worry about taxes while saving on PPF. So anyone looking for a safe investment option should consider opening a PPF account.