Savings Calculator

Project how a savings balance grows with regular deposits and compound interest.

Final balance
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Enter values to see a result
Total deposited—
Interest earned—

How it works

Monthly compounding is used: each month, interest is added to the balance, then the monthly deposit is added, compounding over the full period.

Example

Starting with 2,000, depositing 250 a month at 4% annual interest for 10 years grows to roughly 39,500 — about 32,000 deposited plus roughly 7,500 in interest.

Assumptions & limitations

Assumes a constant interest rate for the full period, which real savings accounts rarely offer — rates typically change over time.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as a compound interest calculator?

Very similar — this one is simplified to monthly deposits and monthly compounding, common for everyday savings accounts.