Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) Calculator
Secure your daughter's future with the government's highest interest paying scheme. Calculate your tax-free maturity amount instantly.
Investment Details
Min ₹250 · Max ₹1.5 Lakh/year (multiples of ₹50)
Account can only be opened below age 10
Current Govt Rate (Jan 2024 onwards)
EEE Tax Status: Investment qualifies for ₹1.5L deduction under Sec 80C. Interest and maturity amount are fully tax-free.
Penalty: ₹50/year for each defaulted year + minimum deposit to regularise.
Maturity Amount
₹71,82,119
At age 26
Total Interest
₹49,32,119
219% gain on invested
Total Invested
₹22,50,000
Over 15 years
Growth Projection (21 Years)
Maturity Timeline
Today (2026)
Account opened. Girl is 5 years old.
2041 — Deposits Stop
After 15 years, no more deposits required. Account continues earning 8.2% interest. Girl is 20 years old.
2039 — Partial Withdrawal Allowed
Girl turns 18. Up to 50% of balance can be withdrawn for higher education (in lump sum or up to 5 annual instalments).
2047 — Maturity
Girl is 26 years old.
You receive ₹71,82,119 completely tax-free.
Why Open an SSY Account?
- ✓Highest Returns: At 8.2%, it beats PPF, FD, and most other small savings schemes.
- ✓100% Tax Free: Investment acts as 80C deduction, and maturity amount is tax-free.
- ✓Sovereign Guarantee: Your money is completely safe with the Government of India.
Everything You Need to Know About SSY
The Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) is a small savings scheme launched by the Government of India exclusively for the girl child. It is part of the "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" campaign and offers a financially secure future for your daughter.
Key Rules & Eligibility (2026)
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Opening Eligibility | Parents/Guardians for a girl child below 10 years. |
| Max Accounts | Max 2 accounts per family (one for each girl child). Exception for twins/triplets. |
| Minimum Deposit | ₹250 per financial year. |
| Maximum Deposit | ₹1.5 Lakh per financial year. |
| Maturity Period | 21 years from the date of opening. |
Withdrawal Rules
Many parents worry about locking fast money for 21 years. However, the scheme allows for premature withdrawal in specific cases:
- For Higher Education: Once the girl child turns 18 years old or passes 10th standard (whichever is earlier), you can withdraw up to 50% of the balance for higher education fees.
- For Marriage: You can close the account prematurely for the girl's marriage provided she has attained the age of 18 years.
Official Resources & References
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please verify with the official National Savings Institute documentation: