Compound interest is one of the most powerful tools for building wealth. It helps you earn not only interest on the original investment, but also on interest that is gradually accrued. Use our compound interest calculator to see how your capital can multiply over time.
How much money is currently in your account?
Find out how your free funds could appreciate if you let them work through investing.
Just enter the values and you will get the result.
You can immediately see how your money appreciates.
Find out how your investment evolves over time.
1. Enter your initial deposit (the amount you plan to invest)
2. Set the interest rate (annual interest in percentage)
3. Select the frequency of interest (for example, monthly, quarterly, or yearly)
4. Determine the length of the investment (the number of years you want to invest)
5. Click "Calculate" (the expected result will be displayed)
With compound interest, interest is regularly credited to the main deposit, which increases the basis for additional interest. This means that your money works for you, and the longer you invest, the more you can earn.
A – final amount after adding interest
P – initial deposit (capital)
r – annual interest rate (in decimal form, e.g. 5% = 0.05)
n – number of interest payments per year (e.g. 12 for monthly interest)
t – number of years
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