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Compound Interest Calculator

Calculate the future value of your investments with compound interest over time.

Principal Amount (₹)

Monthly Contribution (₹)

Annual Interest Rate (%)

Times Compounded Per Year

Number of Years

Expected Inflation Rate (%)

Tax on Interest (%)

The total value of your investment after 10 Years will be

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Invested Amount

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Est. Returns

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📈 Growth Over Time

📊 Yearly Bar Chart

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📚 About Compound Interest Calculator

A Compound Interest Calculator helps you determine the future value of an investment or savings over time, where interest is compounded on both the initial principal and accumulated interest. This tool is essential for understanding how your money grows exponentially.

🔍 Key Features

Calculate final value based on compound interest formula
Customize compounding frequency (annually, quarterly, monthly, etc.)
Visualize annual growth with line and bar charts
Clear breakdown of principal vs interest earned
Responsive design and instant results

🎯 Who Can Use This?

Savers: Plan future savings based on deposit size and duration
Investors: Forecast investment growth accurately
Students: Learn how compound interest works in practice
Advisors: Showcase wealth accumulation projections to clients

❓ FAQs

What does this tool calculate?
It computes the future value of your investment by applying compound interest over a chosen time period, factoring in principal, interest rate, compounding frequency, and time.
What information do I need to provide?
You’ll need to enter your initial investment amount, annual interest rate, the number of times interest compounds per year, and the total investment duration.
Does it support additional contributions over time?
Yes—if the tool includes a contribution option, you can add regular deposits to see how they affect your total returns.
How is compound interest different from simple interest?
With compound interest, your investment earns interest on both the original principal and on previously accumulated interest, causing your balance to grow faster than with simple interest.