RD Calculator - Recurring Deposit Maturity Calculator
See how your monthly savings grow with a Recurring Deposit.
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What is a Recurring Deposit?
A Recurring Deposit (RD) lets you save a fixed amount every month for a chosen tenure, earning compound interest on every instalment. It's the perfect way to turn small, regular savings from your monthly income into a meaningful corpus - without needing a large lump sum upfront. RDs are especially popular among salaried individuals and families in Salem planning for education, festivals or future goals. Because every instalment keeps earning until maturity, a recurring deposit rewards steady, consistent saving. The RD calculator above makes it easy to picture that growth in advance, so you can choose a monthly amount and tenure that comfortably fit your budget and goals.
Use the RD calculator above to find out exactly how much your monthly savings will grow by maturity. To use the RD calculator, choose your savings frequency, enter your monthly amount, set the number of months and add your expected annual return - the RD calculator instantly shows your total savings, interest earned and final maturity value. Trying different monthly amounts and tenures in the RD calculator helps you plan realistic goals from your regular income at our Salem branch.
Benefits of a Recurring Deposit
How the RD Calculator Works Out Your Interest
In a recurring deposit, each monthly instalment earns compound interest for the number of months remaining until maturity. Because earlier deposits stay invested longer, they earn more interest. The total maturity value is the sum of all instalments, each grown at the applicable rate:
M = ฮฃ P ร (1 + i)(n โ k + 1)
Where Pis the monthly deposit, iis the monthly interest rate, nis the total number of months and kis the instalment number. The calculator above applies monthly compounding for an accurate estimate. Remember that recurring deposit interest is taxable as per your income tax slab, so check the latest rules on the official Income Tax Department website before you rely on the maturity figure from the RD calculator.
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