MIRR (Modified IRR) Calculator
IRR with explicit reinvestment-rate assumption. Avoids the multiple-IRR problem.
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How to use this calculator
- Enter initial investment, cash flows, finance rate, and reinvestment rate.
- Read MIRR.
About this calculator
MIRR addresses two flaws of standard IRR: (1) multiple-IRR for non-conventional flows, (2) the implicit-and-unrealistic assumption that intermediate cash flows are reinvested at IRR itself. MIRR uses two explicit rates: a finance rate for negative flows and a reinvestment rate for positive flows. Always single-valued, more conservative than IRR for typical projects.
Frequently asked
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Finance vs reinvestment rate?+
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