ROICue Editorial Team

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ROICue Editorial Team produces the written material for ROICue, an ROI and CAGR calculator. Nothing is commissioned from outside; articles are drafted and revised internally.

Articles here keep to ROI Calculator rather than the site in general. The tool it documents computes return on investment, net profit, investment multiple and CAGR, and can add extra contributions for a money-weighted return, and the writing follows the same ground: comparing two investments over different lengths of time, checking a real return after inflation, working out the annualised growth of a portfolio.

Review covers accuracy of method and neutrality of tone. The articles deliberately avoid straying into medical, financial or legal advice, and say so where a topic comes close.

Errors and corrections go to support@roicue.com. Once a mistake is confirmed it is corrected at source, on the page.

Recent articles

ROI vs Investment Multiple: Decoding the Difference for Financial Planning
Picture a typical Tuesday morning at a local co-working space. An eager SaaS founder is walking an angel investor through a carefully crafted pitch deck.
Defining a Good ROI Benchmark for Business Equipment Purchases
Before you open any ROI calculator, write down the maximum number of months you can tolerate waiting for an equipment purchase to pay for itself.
Why Standard CAGR Fails with Multiple Deposits and Withdrawals
Here's the fastest way to know if your return numbers are trustworthy: if you added or withdrew money at any point during the holding period, standard CAGR is wrong . Not slightly off.
Nominal vs Real ROI: Calculating True Real Estate Profit After Inflation
$40,000 Profit or $12,000 Illusion? Two Investors, Two Very Different Outcomes Meet two investors who bought identical duplexes in the same neighborhood, on the same street, for the exact same price of $220,000.
How to Use a Money-weighted Return Calculator for Real Estate Investment Analysis
Before you even touch a money-weighted return calculator, grab a spreadsheet or a notebook and write down every single dollar that went into or came out of your real estate deal—paired with the exact date it moved.
Breakeven analysis for equipment purchases calculating machinery ROI timelines
Most equipment buying decisions die in the same place they're born — a scrap of paper where someone divides the machine's price by the extra monthly revenue it might generate.

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