Compound Interest Calculator: Grow Your Wealth

Calculate the future value of your investments with compound interest. Perfect for financial planning in India and worldwide.

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Please enter a valid principal amount (minimum ₹1).
Initial investment amount
Please enter a valid interest rate (minimum 0.01%).
Annual rate (e.g., 8%)
Please enter a valid time period (minimum 1 year).
Duration of investment
Please select a compounding frequency.
How often interest is compounded

Your Guide to Compound Interest

What’s a Compound Interest Calculator?

This tool calculates the future value of an investment with compound interest, showing total interest earned and effective annual rate. Ideal for savings and investment planning in India and globally.

How Compound Interest Is Calculated

Formulas used:

Future Value:

FV = Principal × (1 + Rate ÷ Frequency)^(Frequency × Years)

Interest Earned:

Interest = FV - Principal

Effective Annual Rate (EAR):

EAR = [(1 + Rate ÷ Frequency)^(Frequency) - 1] × 100

Our calculator simplifies these calculations!

Understanding Your Results

Your investment results include:

Component Description
Future Value Total value after compounding (e.g., ₹1,46,933).
Interest Earned Total interest gained (e.g., ₹46,933).
Effective Annual Rate Actual annual growth rate (e.g., 8.24%).

Why Use a Compound Interest Calculator?

Plan your financial growth:

Forecast Growth

Estimate future savings.

Compare Options

Evaluate investment choices.

Financial Planning

Set long-term goals.

Key Considerations for Compound Interest

Maximize your returns:

Results assume a fixed rate and no withdrawals. Actual returns may vary due to market conditions or fees.

Yes! The calculator uses ₹ (India), but you can input any currency, as results are proportional.

EAR reflects the actual annual growth, accounting for compounding frequency, unlike the nominal rate.

Frequently Asked Questions About Compound Interest

Questions about growing your wealth with compound interest? Here are answers to guide your financial planning:

Compound interest is interest earned on both the principal and accumulated interest. E.g., ₹1,00,000 at 8% annually for 5 years grows to ₹1,46,933 with monthly compounding.

Higher frequency (e.g., monthly vs. annually) increases returns, as interest compounds more often. E.g., monthly compounding yields more than annual at the same rate.

Yes! It’s tailored for Indian investors (₹) and savings like fixed deposits or mutual funds. Globally applicable.

EAR shows the true annual growth rate, factoring in compounding. E.g., 8% nominal rate with monthly compounding gives an EAR of ~8.24%.

Yes! All calculations are done locally in your browser, with no data stored or shared.