XIRR, or extended internal rate of return, is a financial metric used to calculate the annualized rate of return for investments with irregular cash flows. Unlike simple return metrics such as ROI ...

New Delhi [India], March 19: Investing in mutual funds is a great way to grow wealth, but understanding returns is equally important. While many investors look at absolute returns, the Extended ...

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Anyone investing in various instruments, including a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) or regular deposits in mutual funds, ...

The XIRR is ubiquitous. It’s there on mutual fund statements, bond platforms and in the insights your broker gives about your portfolio. But what does it mean? How to calculate it? Catch this ...

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When investing in mutual funds, examining the past returns of the schemes you're interested in is a crucial step. There are several ways to calculate these returns, with XIRR and CAGR being two ...