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Gold SIP & Gold Saving Calculator If you had saved a little every day
Use this free gold SIP calculator to see what ₹54 a day in gold would be worth today, based on past gold prices. Want a future estimate instead? Try the gold SIP projection calculator →
How it grew, month by month
Same ₹/day, three places
The honest picture
Gold price goes up and down. Some years it barely moved. Here is the best and the worst 3 years since 2016, for any start date.
Gold price dipped some days. Your grams didn't. Keep saving and the grams only go up.
How this gold savings calculator works
Pick a daily amount and the month you would have started. We assume you saved that amount every day (30 days a month, or 25 if you skip 5 days) and bought gold at the first 24K price of each month. The grams you collected are valued at the latest gold price, and compared with a savings account at about 3% a year and cash kept at home.
Want a forward-looking estimate instead? Try our gold SIP projection calculator to project a daily or monthly gold SIP at an assumed return.
Gold saving calculator: common questions
What is a gold SIP calculator or gold saving calculator?
A gold SIP or gold saving calculator shows what a small amount of gold saved regularly would be worth. This one looks backward, using real past prices instead of an assumed return: pick a daily amount and a start month, and it shows how much gold you would have collected and what it would be worth at the latest gold price.
How does this gold savings calculator work?
It assumes you saved your daily amount every day (30 days a month, or 25 if you choose to skip 5 days) and bought gold at the first price of each month from your start month. The grams you collected are then valued at the latest 24K gold price. It also compares the result with a savings account at about 3% a year and with cash kept at home.
How much would saving ₹54 a day in gold be worth today?
It depends on when you would have started. Set the daily amount to ₹54 and move the start-month slider; the calculator shows the grams of gold and their value today for every start month from January 2016.
Does this calculator estimate future returns?
No. This calculator uses past gold prices to show what saving daily would have become. To estimate a future value at an assumed annual return, use the Pyllar gold SIP projection calculator.
Are these past results guaranteed in the future?
No. Gold prices go up and down, and past performance may or may not be sustained. The results are an illustration based on past prices, not a promise of future growth.
Can I start saving in gold from ₹54 a day?
Yes. Pyllar lets you start a daily gold saving plan from ₹54 a day, and you can pause or stop anytime. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.