Compound Interest Calculator

Calculate future value from an initial deposit and recurring contributions with separate compounding and contribution frequencies.

Compound Interest Calculator

Project growth from an initial deposit and recurring contributions

Investment details

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Contributions are assumed to be added at the end of each selected contribution period. Results exclude taxes, fees, and inflation. Amounts are shown in the default currency for the selected language and are not exchange-rate converted.

Estimated future value

$54,713.58

Based on Monthly compounding over 10 years

Total deposits

$34,000.00

Interest earned

$20,713.58

Regular contributions

$24,000.00

Monthly

Contribution count

120

Monthly compounding

Year-by-year breakdown

Ending balances
YearBalanceDepositsInterest
Year 1$13,201.42$12,400.00$801.42
Year 2$16,634.27$14,800.00$1,834.27
Year 3$20,315.28$17,200.00$3,115.28
Year 4$24,262.39$19,600.00$4,662.39
Year 5$28,494.83$22,000.00$6,494.83
Year 6$33,033.24$24,400.00$8,633.24
Year 7$37,899.74$26,800.00$11,099.74
Year 8$43,118.03$29,200.00$13,918.03
Year 9$48,713.55$31,600.00$17,113.55
Year 10$54,713.58$34,000.00$20,713.58

Frequently Asked Questions

What is compound interest?

Compound interest means your balance earns returns on both the original principal and previously earned interest, so growth accelerates over time.

Why are contribution frequency and compounding frequency separate?

In real savings plans, you might contribute monthly while interest compounds quarterly or annually. Keeping them separate produces a more realistic projection than forcing both to use the same cadence.

What happens when the rate is 0%?

At 0%, the future value is simply your initial deposit plus all recurring contributions. The calculator still works and shows zero interest earned.

Does this include taxes, fees, or inflation?

No. This is a nominal pre-tax projection. Investment fees, taxes, and inflation can materially reduce your real return.

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