Find the constant yearly growth rate that would take a start value to an end value over a given number of years.
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Use this CAGR calculator to compare investments that lasted different lengths of time, or a portfolio from then to now. CAGR smooths the path; real years were bumpier.
CAGR = (end ÷ start)^(1 ÷ years) − 1, returned as a percent. Start must be positive. Use the same units for start and end (both currency, or both an index level). Years can be a decimal (2.5 is two and a half years).
Start value: Value at the beginning. Must be above zero.
End value: Value at the end of the same stretch.
Years: How many years between start and end.
CAGR (%): The constant annual growth rate as a percent.
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