Life takes pauses—shouldn’t your financial plan keep up?
Most investment calculators assume a steady, uninterrupted financial journey. But life doesn’t always follow a straight path. Career breaks happen—for family, for learning, for yourself. That’s why we created The Equal Calculator—a first-of-its-kind financial tool that factors in career pauses so that your financial goals stay on track, no matter the detours.
Taking a career break? Make sure your investments don’t miss a step.
Career breaks can shift your financial timeline, but with the right plan, your goals stay on course. This SIP Calculator factors in career pauses, helping you estimate the investment needed to meet your financial goals—even with breaks along the way.
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Disclaimer: The calculator alone is not sufficient and shouldn't be used for the development or implementation of an investment strategy. This tool is created to explain basic financial / investment related concepts to investors. The tool is created for helping the investor take an informed decision and is not an investment process in itself. The calculation with the break feature calculates the revised monthly amount required to stay on track with the final required corpus. Investment in Mutual Fund does not provide guaranteed returns. Investors are advised to seek professional advice from financial, tax and legal advisor before investing.
to plan your finances, your way.
Most financial investment calculators assume a steady, uninterrupted financial journey—one without breaks or pauses.
Presenting, The Equal Calculator.
A one-of-a-kind financial calculator that factors in career breaks - whether for family responsibilities, higher education, or personal growth - ensuring your financial dreams stay on track.
See how The Equal Calculator can reshape financial planning. Watch the film to discover why taking a break shouldn’t mean falling behind.
Life isn’t linear. This tool helps you plan for career breaks, so your finances don’t have to start over when you do.
Whether you’re stepping away for a year or a few months, keep your long-term financial goals intact.
From career pauses to longer retirements, financial planning should work with your life—not against it.