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FD Calculator

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Calculate Fixed Deposit maturity value and interest earned — quarterly, monthly, half-yearly, or yearly compounding.

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1 Lakh

FD Maturity Breakdown

Maturity Amount
₹ 1,41,477.82
Principal 71%Interest 29%
Principal Deposited₹ 1,00,000.00
Total Interest Earned₹ 41,477.82
Maturity Amount₹ 1,41,477.82
💡 FD Insight

Compounded quarterly — your money grows 29% over 5 years.

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How to Use

  1. 1 Enter the deposit amount you want to invest
  2. 2 Set the annual interest rate offered by your bank
  3. 3 Choose the tenure in years (decimals allowed for partial years)
  4. 4 Pick compounding frequency (quarterly is the RBI default for Indian FDs)
  5. 5 Switch between Cumulative (re-invested) and Simple (interest paid out) modes
  6. 6 See maturity amount and total interest update instantly

Features

  • Quarterly, monthly, half-yearly, and yearly compounding options
  • Cumulative and simple-interest payout modes
  • Multi-currency support (INR, USD, EUR, GBP)
  • Visual principal-vs-interest split
  • Indian numbering with Lakh/Crore words
  • 100% client-side — no data leaves your browser

Why it Matters

Fixed Deposits are the most common safe-haven investment in India. Different banks compound at different intervals, and a wrong assumption can mis-state your maturity by thousands of rupees. This calculator uses the canonical formula M = P × (1 + r/n)^(nt) so you can compare offers across banks accurately.

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Use Cases

Compare FD Offers

See which bank's compounding gives you the best returns

Plan Maturity Dates

Time your FD maturity with goals like a down payment

Senior Citizen FDs

Try the higher senior-citizen rate (usually +0.5%)

Frequently Asked Questions

Why divide by 4 for quarterly compounding?
Most Indian banks compound interest every quarter (4 times a year). The formula uses n=4, so the rate per period is annualRate/4 and the number of periods is 4 × years.
What's the difference between Cumulative and Simple modes?
Cumulative re-invests interest each period and pays everything at maturity. Simple pays interest periodically (monthly or quarterly) as income, and returns only the principal at maturity.
Is FD interest taxable?
Yes — interest earned is taxed as 'Income from Other Sources' at your slab rate. Banks also deduct TDS at 10% if interest exceeds ₹40,000/year (₹50,000 for senior citizens).
Can I break my FD early?
Yes, but most banks charge a 0.5–1% penalty on the interest, and the rate is recalculated as if you'd booked the FD for the actual period it was held.

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