FD Calculator
Calculate Fixed Deposit interest payout and maturity amount with quarterly compounding.
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- No sign-up, nothing stored
- Formula explained below
Deposit details
Interest is compounded every quarter, as at most Indian banks.
Your deposit of ₹1,00,000 earns ₹42,175 at 7.1% a year, compounded quarterly.
- Invested70%
- Interest30%
How your deposit grows
Balance at the end of each year, split into your deposit and the interest it has earned.
- Principal
- Interest earned
Interest earned each year
Each year's interest is a little larger than the last because it is earned on a bigger balance.
Does compounding frequency matter?
Total interest on ₹1,00,000 at 7.1% over 5 years, if interest were added at different intervals.
Comparison only. Banks in India compound FDs quarterly; monthly-payout FDs pay interest out instead of compounding it.
How the FD formula works
In India and most banking jurisdictions, fixed deposits compound quarterly (four times a year). Each quarter, interest is added to the balance and earns interest itself from then on.
- A
- Total maturity amount at the end of the tenure
- P
- Principal amount deposited
- r
- Annual interest rate (% p.a.)
- n
- Number of years
Why does the formula divide the rate by 400?
Is FD interest taxable?
Does this include premature withdrawal penalties?
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