Future Value
See the final balance after your chosen number of years.
See how your savings or investments could grow over time. Set a starting amount, monthly contribution, interest rate and compounding frequency, and view a year-by-year breakdown.
An illustration only: returns are never guaranteed and taxes and fees are not included. Your numbers stay in your browser.
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Illustration only. Contributions are added at the end of each month and the rate is assumed constant. Real investments vary and returns are not guaranteed; taxes and fees are not included.
Compound interest is interest earned on both your original money and on the interest it has already earned. Over many years this "interest on interest" makes growth accelerate, which is why starting early and contributing regularly matters so much.
How often interest is compounded — yearly, monthly or daily — also changes the result slightly. This calculator lets you compare them and add a regular monthly contribution.
See the final balance after your chosen number of years.
Add regular deposits and see how much they add.
Annually, semi-annually, quarterly, monthly or daily.
Contributions, interest and balance at the end of every year.
Separate totals for money you put in and interest earned.
Everything runs in your browser.
What you have to begin with.
Optional regular deposits.
The expected annual rate and how long.
See your totals and the yearly table.
Quick answers about using the MoSanKit Compound Interest Calculator.
A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt), where P is the principal, r the annual rate, n the number of times interest compounds per year and t the number of years. With monthly contributions, each deposit also earns interest from the month it is added.
At the end of each month, after that month's interest is applied.
More frequent compounding gives slightly more growth. For example, 7% compounded monthly grows a little faster than 7% compounded annually.
No. Real investments rise and fall, and interest rates change. This is an illustration based on a constant rate.
No. Those would reduce your real return. Consider them when planning.
No. The calculation is done in your browser and nothing is sent or saved.
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