Percentage calculator
Work out percentages and changes.
See how savings grow with compounding and regular monthly deposits.
Formula A = P x (1 + r/n)^(n x t). Monthly additions are added at the end of each month.
Assumes a fixed rate. Real returns vary, and fees and taxes are not included.
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Interest earned on both the original amount and the interest already added. Over long periods it grows much faster than simple interest.
A = P x (1 + r/n)^(n x t) for a lump sum. With monthly deposits, the balance is rolled forward month by month, which is what this tool does.
No rate is guaranteed. Savings accounts can change their rate, and investments rise and fall. Fees and inflation also reduce real growth. Treat this as an illustration.
No. Both reduce what you keep. Use a lower rate to approximate them.
Often yes, with quarterly compounding, but banks differ and may deduct tax at source. Use your bank's own terms for the exact figure.