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Compound Interest Calculator – See How Your Money Grows

Use this compound interest calculator to estimate future value, total returns, inflation-adjusted growth, and year-wise progress for your investments over time.

Investment Details

Adjust the inputs below to understand how investment amount, contribution frequency, return rate, and time impact long-term growth.

Initial Investment (₹)

₹1,000 ₹1,00,000 ₹10,00,000

Monthly Contribution (₹)

₹0 ₹5,000 ₹50,000

Expected Annual Return (%)

1% 12% 20%

Investment Duration (Years)

1 15 Years 40

Compounding Frequency

Investment Growth Summary

These figures are estimates based on assumed returns and compounding frequency. Actual investment outcomes may vary.

Total Invested ₹0

Total Returns ₹0

Future Value ₹0

Inflation-adjusted value (real returns, 6% assumed):

₹0

This represents estimated purchasing power after accounting for inflation.

Year-wise Growth

This table shows a year-by-year estimate of invested amount and portfolio value based on your selected inputs.

Year	Invested	Value

This compound interest calculator is for educational and informational purposes only. Results are estimates based on assumed rates and compounding frequency. Market returns are variable and not guaranteed.