A fixed deposit calculator helps you calculate the maturity amount for your deposit based on the prevailing interest rate for a particular tenure.
The calculator is easy to use and will help you compare different tenures with different interest rates from different banks, thereby making it easier to decide which bank and tenure gives you the highest maturity amount for your fixed deposit.
BankBazaar's FD deposit calculator is designed to be easy to use and 100% accurate in calculating the maturity amount of your FD deposit. All you have to do is input the following data.
After that is done, click on the ''Calculate'' button and the maturity amount will be instantly displayed on the same page.
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Here are some points as to how the FD calculators can help you:
There are several advantages to using BankBazaar's FD interest calculator such as:
Fixed Deposit that calculates the interest rate compounded and paid out after maturity is known as cumulative fixed deposit.
Fixed deposits that pay the interest periodically are known as non-cumulative fixed deposits that allow you to opt for monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, and yearly interest payout options.
You can calculate the compound interest that will accumulate on your fixed deposit using BankBazaar's compound interest calculator. Again, all you have to do is input the required data and click on the ''Calculate'' button to get an accurate figure of how much your compound interest will be.
The interest rate on fixed deposit is usually calculated using two methods - simple interest and compound interest.
This is a pre-fixed rate of interest for a fixed period of time. It is calculated by multiplying the rate of interest per annum, the principal amount, and the tenure in years.
To take an example, if you deposit Rs.1 lakh at an interest rate of 10% p.a. for 5 years, then your interest amount at the time of maturity with a simple interest calculation will be the following:
SI: P x R x T/100
SI: 1,00,000 x 10 x 5/100 = 50,000
Maturity amount at the end of the 5-year deposit tenure: Rs.1.5 lakh.
This is the interest earned on both the principal and interest amounts. It is calculated by multiplying the interest rate with the principal amount raised to the number of periods taken in years for which the interest is compounded.
A = P (1+r/n) ^ (n * t)
A = Maturity amount
P = Principal amount
r = rate of interest in decimals
n = number of compounding in a year
t = number of years
For a deposit amount of Rs.10,000 that is kept for a tenure of 3 years at a quarterly compounding interest rate of 10%, the interest at the time of maturity would be:
A= 10,000 {1 + (0.1/4)} ^ (4 * 3)
A = 10,000 (1 + 0.025) ^ (12)
A = 10,000 (1.025) ^ (12) = Rs. 13,449 (approximately)
Compound Interest (CI) = Maturity Amount - Principal Amount
CI = 13,449 - 10,000 = Rs. 3,449
Maturity amount at the end of the 3-year deposit tenure: Rs.13,449
An FD calculator for monthly interest is an online tool that helps calculate the interest earnings from a fixed deposit on a monthly basis. Unlike cumulative fixed deposits, where the interest is added to the principal and paid out at maturity, monthly payout fixed deposits distribute the earned interest at regular intervals, usually every month. This calculator allows you to determine the monthly payout, making it easier to manage and plan your finances effectively.
Monthly payout FD calculator implements the simple interest formula to calculate the monthly payout unlike the cumulative deposits where interest is paid out regularly and the principal is locked in for tenure.
Here are the reasons why monthly payout FD calculator is used:
You can use the monthly payout FD calculator in the ways mentioned below:
FD interest rates are affected by a variety of factors such as the tenure of the deposit, age of the applicant (senior citizens typically get higher interest rates), and current economic conditions.
There is no fee for using the BankBazaar fixed deposit calculator. It is a free online tool that can be used by anyone free of charge and is available on a 24x 7 basis.
The minimum tenure for fixed deposits is 7 days.
Fixed deposits are cumulative and non-cumulative. Cumulative FDs are calculated over the entire duration of the FD and are reimbursed to the depositor on maturity. While non-cumulative FDs are calculated monthly, half-yearly, and yearly basis.
Yes, FD interest calculators are free to use. Several online platforms offer this facility to calculate the interest value of the FD for a specific tenure and amount.
The fixed deposit maturity amount is calculated by the formula MV = (P x r x t)/100, in which MV is the maturity value; P is the principal amount deposited; r is the rate of interest; and t is the duration or the tenure of the FD.
Tenures of less than 6 months have interest rates calculated using the simple interest method.
No, there is no need for any documents when using the FD calculator.
You can use the BankBazaar FD interest calculator to calculate the maturity amount you will get from any bank based on their interest rates.
You can use a fixed deposit calculator unlimited time in a day.
Yes, the fixed deposit calculator is available for use on mobile browsers as well.
You can only calculate the interest rate for one FD scheme at a time using the fixed deposit calculator.
You can find the interest rates of all FD schemes offered by almost all leading banks in India on the BankBazaar website itself.
The number of years in which FD will double is calculated by the formula which is 72 divided by the annual interest rate. If Rs.20,000 is deposited as FD in a bank for a rate of interest of 8%, then the FD will double in 9 years (72/8 = 9).
Yes, some FD offers monthly interest pay out option, while most others provide the interest along with the principal amount after the maturity.
Whether the FD offers compound interest or not depends on the type of financial institution, FD amount, tenure, and FD type.
The exact FD interest rate for FD depends on the bank policy as the rates vary from bank to bank. But generally, the FD rates for senior citizens (above 60 years of age) are around 0.25% to 0.50% more than regular FD rates.
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