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GrowthCalc
The single annual rate that, compounded each year, takes you from start to finish — the standard benchmark for comparing investments.
Simple average return ignores compounding — an investment that gains 100% then loses 50% has a 25% average return but actually ends exactly where it started (CAGR = 0%). CAGR captures the actual experienced growth, making it the standard for comparing fund performance.
CAGR assumes smooth growth and hides volatility — two investments with the same CAGR can have very different risk profiles. It also ignores cash flows (deposits/withdrawals) during the period; for that you'd need money-weighted return (IRR).
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Total return
($25,000.00 − $10,000.00) / $10,000.00= 150.00%CAGR = (End/Start)^(1/n) − 1
($25,000.00 / $10,000.00)^(1/5) − 1= 20.1124%Result
CAGR: 20.112%
An investment growing from $10,000 to $25,000 over 5 years has a compound annual growth rate of 20.11%.