How to use Compound Interest ?

Enter your values in the Compound Interest , click Calculate. We show result with formula, example, assumptions, and yearly breakdown. Free, no signup, works offline. Based on standard financial formulas.

Is Compound Interest accurate?

Yes, we use standard financial formulas. For example, CAGR = (End/Start)^(1/years)-1. We show formula and methodology. However, future returns not guaranteed. For education, not financial advice.

Compound Interest Calculator

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Returns Estimator

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Rate of Return

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Duration

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Result

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Formula & Methodology

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Example

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Explanation

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Compound interest methodology

Compound growth applies interest to principal and previously credited interest. The periodic rate and number of periods must use the same frequency. A nominal annual rate compounded monthly is not entered in exactly the same way as an effective annual rate.

Contributions and timing

Recurring deposits made at the beginning of a period receive one additional period of growth compared with end-of-period deposits. Fees, taxes, withdrawals and variable rates are outside a simple fixed-rate projection unless explicitly included.

Use CAGR to annualise growth between two values, or XIRR for irregular dated cash flows.

Compound Interest Calculator