Compound interest calculator

Estimate investment growth with compounding and regular contributions.

Inputs

Compound interest calculator

6 fields

Enter the annual or selected rate without extra symbols.

Use a whole number unless the field says otherwise.

Results are reference estimates. Verify the inputs before making important decisions.

Fill in the fields and the result will appear here automatically.

Use this compound interest calculator to see how an initial amount can grow over time with annual rate and contributions.

Category
Finance
FAQ
3 questions
Freshness
formula-based

How it works

Formula and logic

The calculator applies compound growth over the selected term and adds regular contributions according to the chosen frequency.

Example

Try a starting amount of 10,000 with monthly contributions to see how compounding changes the final balance.

Fields and units

  • Initial amount — $
  • Rate — %
  • Compounding frequency — list option
  • Years — unitless
  • Regular contribution — $
  • Frequency — list option

How to use

  • — Enter the starting amount.
  • — Set the annual rate, term and contribution.
  • — Review final balance and profit.

Enter the starting amount. Set the annual rate, term and contribution. Review final balance and profit.

Sources and review status

Calculation method
The calculator applies compound growth over the selected term and adds regular contributions according to the chosen frequency.
Data or methodology source
The formula and input definitions documented on this page.
Last reviewed
Limitation
This is a reference estimate. Contract fees, benefits and individual terms are included only when the form has a matching input.

FAQ

How accurate is this compound interest calculator?

The result is a practical estimate based on the values you enter and the formula shown on the page.

Does this compound interest calculator require an account?

No. The calculator works in your browser and does not require registration.

Can I share a compound interest calculator result?

Yes. Use the share link to copy the current inputs in the page URL.