Savings Calculator

Calculate how your savings grow over time with monthly contributions.

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₹
6%
10 years
Total Invested
₹7,00,000
Interest Earned
₹3,01,336
Total Savings
₹10,01,336
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What is Savings Calculator?

A savings calculator projects how your savings grow over time with regular deposits and compound interest. It shows the balance you can build by a target date.

It is a simple planning tool for emergency funds, vacations, and short-term goals.

How does the Savings Calculator work?

Balance = P × (1 + r)^n + D × ({[1 + i]^m – 1} / i)

Where P is the starting balance, D is the regular deposit, r is the annual rate, and i is the periodic rate.

The calculator combines the growth of the starting balance with the accumulation of deposits.

How to use the Savings Calculator?

  1. Enter your starting balance and monthly deposit.
  2. Enter the interest rate and time period.
  3. The calculator shows the projected balance and total deposits.

Example

Try the calculator with your own numbers

  1. Enter your values in the input fields above.
  2. Adjust the values to match your situation.
  3. The result updates instantly as you change the inputs.
Your result appears instantly — no manual calculation needed.

Benefits of using the Savings Calculator

  • Track progress toward savings goals.
  • See the impact of regular deposits.
  • Compare savings accounts and FDs.

Who should use the Savings Calculator?

  • Students and professionals who need fast, accurate results.
  • Anyone who wants to verify a manual calculation.
  • People who prefer a quick answer over working it out by hand.

Tips for getting the most out of the Savings Calculator

  • Double-check the values you enter before relying on the result.
  • Use the calculator to verify manual calculations or estimates.
  • Bookmark the page if you use it regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much interest do savings accounts pay?

Indian savings accounts pay 2.5-4% per annum, while fixed deposits pay 5-7.5% depending on tenure and bank.

Should I keep all savings in a savings account?

Keep 3-6 months of expenses in a liquid account and move the rest to higher-yielding instruments like FDs or debt funds.

This calculator gives you fast, reliable answers whenever you need them. Try it now and keep it handy for future calculations.

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