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FD Calculator: Estimate in Rupees

Estimate FD maturity with quarterly, monthly, half-yearly or annual compounding, or simple interest payout.

FD Calculator: Estimate in Rupees: Uses a one-time principal, nominal annual rate and tenure in months. Quarterly compounding is the default. A simple-payout option returns the principal at maturity and shows interest separately without reinvestment. The final partial year appears in the table. Results exclude TDS, tax and bank-specific broken-period rules. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.

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Results are estimates. Rates, payment dates, fees and taxes can change the actual amount.

A = P(1 + r/m)^(mt). Fractional compounding periods use the same power formula; a bank may use a different broken-period rule. Simple payout interest is not reinvested and is shown separately.

Banks may deduct TDS from interest under applicable rules. TDS is a withholding, not necessarily your final tax. This estimate does not compute TDS or income tax.

Maturity value₹1,41,477.82₹1.41 lakh
Total interest₹41,477.82

Deposit value

Years 1 to 5
Year 1: ₹1,07,185.9Year 2: ₹1,14,888.18Year 3: ₹1,23,143.93Year 4: ₹1,31,992.94Year 5: ₹1,41,477.82

Chart scale: ₹0 to ₹1,41,477.82

Year-by-year table; amounts in ₹
YearDepositsWithdrawalsInterest / growthDeposit value
1₹1,00,000₹1 lakh₹0₹7,185.9₹1,07,185.9₹1.07 lakh
2₹0₹0₹7,702.28₹1,14,888.18₹1.15 lakh
3₹0₹0₹8,255.75₹1,23,143.93₹1.23 lakh
4₹0₹0₹8,849₹1,31,992.94₹1.32 lakh
5₹0₹0₹9,484.88₹1,41,477.82₹1.41 lakh

Interest formula

OpenStax, Methods of Savings: https://openstax.org/books/contemporary-mathematics/pages/6-6-methods-of-savings

Compound maturity = P(1+r/m)^(mt). Simple interest = P × r × t, paid separately. Fractional periods use the same power formula.

Bank deposit conditions

Reserve Bank of India, deposit interest FAQ: https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/FAQView.aspx?Id=18

Quarterly accrual is the common planning default. Banks may apply different day counts, payout discounting, rounding or early-closure penalties.

How to use it

  1. Enter amounts and choose the calculation options shown.
  2. Adjust the rate and duration to match your assumptions.
  3. Read the estimate, year-by-year chart and table, then download the CSV.

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Calculations and CSV exports run in your browser. Your financial inputs are not uploaded.

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Frequently asked questions

What happens with simple payout?

Interest is not reinvested. The maturity principal stays unchanged and total interest paid out is shown separately.

Is TDS deducted here?

No. A bank may withhold TDS under applicable rules, but withholding is not necessarily the final tax liability. This page computes no tax.

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