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Interest Calculator
Calculate simple interest or compound interest instantly. Get total amount earned, interest breakdown by year, and compare both types side by side.
Simple Interest: I = P × R × T | A = P + I | P = Principal, R = Annual Rate, T = Time in Years
INTEREST EARNED—
TOTAL AMOUNT—
PRINCIPAL—
ANNUAL RATE—
TIME PERIOD—
INTEREST/YEAR—
📊 Year-by-Year Growth
📋 Year-by-Year Breakdown
📖 How to Use the Interest Calculator
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Choose a tab — Simple Interest, Compound Interest, or Compare Both side by side.
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Enter the Principal — the initial amount you are investing or borrowing.
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Enter the Annual Interest Rate — the yearly rate as a percentage (e.g. 6.5 for 6.5%).
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Enter the Time Period in years. For compound interest, also choose the compounding frequency.
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Results appear instantly — interest earned, total amount, and year-by-year growth chart.
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View Year Breakdown — tap to see detailed year-by-year interest and balance table.
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Use Compare Both to see the difference between simple and compound interest simultaneously.
⚡ Why Use Our Interest Calculator?
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Compare SI vs CI
See both simple and compound interest side by side instantly.
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Growth Chart
Visual bar chart showing year-by-year balance growth.
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5 Compounding Modes
Daily, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual compounding.
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Real-Time Results
All values update instantly as you type.
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Mobile-Friendly
Works perfectly on all phones, tablets, and desktops.
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100% Free
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Simple interest is calculated only on the principal: I = P × R × T. Compound interest is calculated on the principal plus accumulated interest, so it grows faster. For example, $10,000 at 6% for 5 years: Simple = $3,000 interest; Compound (monthly) ≈ $3,489 interest.
Compounding frequency is how often interest is added to your balance. More frequent compounding means more interest earned. Daily compounding earns slightly more than monthly, which earns more than annual. The formula is: A = P × (1 + R/n)^(n×T), where n is the number of compounding periods per year.
Yes! This calculator works for savings accounts, fixed deposits, bonds, and investments. Enter your deposit amount as the principal, the bank's interest rate, and the duration to see exactly how much you will earn.
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