1. Enter your starting point
Type the initial deposit, monthly contribution, annual rate, and number of years.
See how your savings grow with compound interest over time.
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A compound interest calculator projects how an initial deposit plus regular monthly contributions grow at a given annual rate. Interest compounds monthly, so each month’s gains start earning their own returns.
Type the initial deposit, monthly contribution, annual rate, and number of years.
See the projected final amount and how much of it is interest.
Change the monthly contribution or rate to see how small differences compound over years.
Projections assume a fixed annual rate and ignore taxes, fees, and inflation. Actual investment returns vary. This is a calculation tool, not financial advice.
Monthly. Each month’s interest is added to the balance, so the next month earns interest on a slightly larger amount.
Because compounding is exponential: money invested earlier gets more cycles of growth. The yearly table shows the curve steepening over time.
No. Real returns are reduced by taxes, fees, and inflation, which this calculator does not model.