Frequently Asked Questions
XIRR handles irregular cash flows with specific dates, while CAGR assumes fixed intervals. For mutual fund investments and SIPs, XIRR gives more accurate results.
Yes, it works perfectly for SIP investments. Just enter each SIP date and amount.
Enter the current portfolio value or redemption value as a final positive amount with today’s date.
Ensure you have at least one negative (investment) and one positive (redemption/current value) entry. Also, dates must be in valid order.
No. XIRR is based on entered cash flows and assumes constant reinvestment. Actual results may vary with market changes.
