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Savings Interest Calculator

Calculate how much your savings will grow with compound interest and regular deposits. See future value and total interest earned.

Inputs

$
$

Results

Future Value

$16,686.80

≈ 8 gaming PCs

Total Interest Earned

$3,686.80

≈ 4 smartphones

Total Deposits$13,000.00
Effective Annual Rate32.51%
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter your initial deposit or current savings balance.
  2. Set the annual interest rate for your savings or money market account.
  3. Enter the number of years you plan to save.
  4. Add a monthly deposit if you plan to make regular contributions.
  5. Choose the compounding frequency — most savings accounts compound daily or monthly.
  6. Review the future value, total deposits made, and total interest earned.

How the result changes with Years

YearsFuture ValueTotal Interest Earned
4$6,445.20$645.20
14$25,219.39$7,419.39
26$62,280.28$30,080.28
36$112,712.55$68,512.55

What each input means

Initial Deposit
Starting amount
Annual Interest Rate
Annual percentage yield (APY)
Years
Number of years to save
Monthly Deposit
Additional monthly deposits (optional)
Compounding Frequency
Times per year interest compounds (12 = monthly)

How this is calculated

Formula

FV = P(1+r/n)^(nt) + PMT × [((1+r/n)^(nt) - 1) / (r/n)]

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Initial Deposit = 1000, Annual Interest Rate = 4.5, Years = 10, Monthly Deposit = 100 = 5 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Future Value
    Future Value
    16686.800143796114 = $16,686.8
  3. Calculate Total Interest Earned
    Total Interest Earned
    3686.800143796114 = $3,686.8
  4. Calculate Total Deposits
    Total Deposits
    13000 = $13,000
  5. Calculate Effective Annual Rate
    Effective Annual Rate
    32.50653773713079 = 32.50653773713079%

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