₹2,69,052 in today's money
At 6% inflation, ₹3,60,053 in 5 years buys what ₹2,69,052 buys today.
Purchasing power calculatorMaturity value of a monthly recurring deposit.
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Maturity value of a monthly recurring deposit.
₹5,000 a month for 5 years at 7% matures at ₹3,60,053: ₹60,053 of interest before tax.
₹2,69,052 in today's money
At 6% inflation, ₹3,60,053 in 5 years buys what ₹2,69,052 buys today.
Purchasing power calculatorGrowth is 20% of what you put in
Keep going and growth overtakes your contributions in year 18.
Waiting a year costs ₹82,396
Starting a year later and stopping at the same time ends at ₹2,77,656 instead of ₹3,60,053.
A Recurring Deposit (RD) is a savings tool that allows you to deposit a fixed sum monthly at a guaranteed interest rate, building the investment gradually. This calculator compounds each deposit monthly; banks usually compound RD interest quarterly, so a bank quote can differ slightly.
How to Use: 1. Enter your fixed "Monthly deposit" amount. 2. Input the RD annual "Interest rate". 3. Set the "Tenure" in years.
Understanding the Results: The "Maturity value" shows the final payout after the tenure. Because RD deposits are made monthly, earlier deposits earn interest for more months than later ones. The results display your total deposits and the accumulated interest growth.
Maturity = M × [((1 + i)^n − 1) ÷ i] × (1 + i)
This calculator compounds each deposit monthly from the month it is made. Banks usually compound RD interest quarterly, so a bank’s maturity quote can differ slightly.
Depositing ₹5,000 a month for 5 years at 7% adds up to ₹3,00,000 and matures at about ₹3,60,053 here: ₹60,053 of interest before tax.
Each monthly deposit earns interest from the month it is made until maturity. This calculator compounds monthly; most banks compound RD interest quarterly, so expect a bank’s quote to differ a little from the figure here.
Most banks charge a small penalty for a missed instalment, and some close the RD after several misses. The terms differ by bank, so check yours.
Yes, in the same way as FD interest: it is added to your income and taxed at your slab rate, and TDS may apply. The calculator shows figures before tax.
Estimates are for illustration only and assume constant returns. Actual returns vary with market conditions. This is not investment advice.