Investment Calculator

Calculate investment growth with compound interest and regular contributions. Solve for end amount, required contribution, return rate, starting amount, or investment length.

Compound InterestRegular Contributions5 Solve ModesAccumulation Schedule

How to use this calculator

Select what you want to solve for using the tabs. Enter the known values and click Calculate. Use the End Amount tab to project investment growth, or other tabs to find the required input to reach a target.

Investment Calculator

Calculate investment growth with compound interest and regular contributions.

Solve for

Starting Amount
Initial investment amount (principal)
After
Investment duration in years
years
Return Rate
Expected annual return rate
Compound
How often interest is compounded
Additional Contribution
Regular contribution amount
Contribute At
When to make each contribution

About Investment Calculations

The Investment Calculator can be used to calculate a specific parameter for an investment plan. The tabs represent the desired parameter to be found. For example, to calculate the return rate needed to reach an investment goal, click the "Return Rate" tab.

Compound Interest is the addition of interest to the principal sum, or interest on interest. The more frequently interest compounds, the faster your investment grows.

Regular Contributions can dramatically increase your final balance. Even small monthly contributions, combined with compound interest over long periods, can result in significant wealth accumulation.

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Investment Tips

  • Start investing early — time in the market beats timing the market.
  • Monthly compounding grows faster than annual compounding at the same rate.
  • Contributions at the beginning of each period earn more than end-of-period.
  • Diversify investments to balance risk and return over the long term.
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Plan your retirement savings and estimate monthly withdrawals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Compound growth means your returns earn returns. A $10,000 investment at 7% annual return grows to $19,672 in 10 years, $38,697 in 20 years, and $76,123 in 30 years — without adding a single dollar. Starting early dramatically amplifies long-term wealth.