Post Office Monthly Income Scheme Calculator

Calculate the fixed monthly income payout from a Post Office Monthly Income Scheme (POMIS) deposit over its 5-year tenure.

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Enter your POMIS deposit amount to calculate the fixed monthly income payout at the current 7.4% rate, paid over the scheme's 5-year tenure.
Max ₹9,00,000 for a single account, ₹15,00,000 for a joint account.

Your result

₹5,550

Monthly income

Total interest over 5-year tenure₹3,33,000
Principal returned at maturity₹9,00,000

AI explanation

Formula

Monthly income = principal × annual rate / 12. Interest is paid out monthly, not compounded.

Worked example

₹9,00,000 deposit (single account max)

Worked example: ₹9,00,000 deposit (single account max)
FieldValue
Deposit amount900000
Monthly income5550
Total interest over 5-year tenure333000
Principal returned at maturity900000

Assumptions

  • POMIS interest rate is 7.4% p.a., notified for the Jul-Sep 2026 quarter and revised quarterly by the Ministry of Finance.
  • Interest is paid out monthly rather than compounded — the principal is returned in full at the 5-year maturity.
  • Uses the higher joint-account deposit cap (₹15,00,000) as the input ceiling; individual accounts are capped at ₹9,00,000.

Frequently asked questions

What is the current POMIS interest rate?

7.4% p.a. as of the Jul-Sep 2026 quarter, paid out monthly. The Ministry of Finance revises small-savings rates every quarter.

What are the deposit limits for POMIS?

₹9,00,000 for a single account and ₹15,00,000 for a joint account (shared equally between account holders for tax purposes), with a minimum deposit of ₹1,000.

What happens if I withdraw POMIS before 5 years?

Premature withdrawal is allowed after 1 year, with a penalty — 2% deducted from the principal if withdrawn between years 1-3, and 1% if withdrawn between years 3-5.

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Sources

This calculator provides an estimate only. POMIS interest rates are revised quarterly by the Ministry of Finance and apply for the full 5-year tenure of a deposit as opened. Not personalized financial advice.

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