Recurring Deposit (RD) Calculator

Estimate RD returns with monthly deposit amount, interest rate and tenure for savings.

Fixed amount deposited every month into the recurring deposit.

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Years
Months

Enter years and additional months.

Optional estimate of tax deducted from earned interest.

Recurring deposit growth estimate

The calculator accumulates monthly contributions using the selected annual rate and compounding frequency.

Deposit
& Interest
Deposit
Interest

Maturity Amount

0.00

estimated value

Interest Earned

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savings growth

Total Deposited

0.00

monthly deposits

Post-Tax Maturity

0.00

before tax adjustment

Recurring Deposit Formula

For an RD, each monthly contribution earns interest for the remaining period of the deposit.

M = Σ D(1 + r/n)ᵗ

M = maturity amount, D = monthly deposit, r = annual interest rate, n = compounding frequency, and t = remaining time for each deposit.

How to Use the Recurring Deposit Calculator

1

Enter the Monthly Deposit

Enter the amount you plan to deposit every month.

2

Set the Interest Rate

Enter the annual RD interest rate or adjust the slider.

3

Choose Tenure and Compounding

Enter the deposit duration and select the applicable compounding frequency.

4

Review RD Maturity

See total deposits, interest earned, maturity amount and estimated post-tax maturity.

Example

A monthly recurring deposit of 10,000 at 7% annual interest for 5 years.

The calculator accumulates each monthly contribution and estimates the interest earned over the selected tenure.

Actual maturity can vary by financial institution, deposit timing, compounding conventions and applicable taxes.

Frequently Asked Questions

A recurring deposit is a savings product where a fixed amount is deposited regularly, usually every month, for a specified period.
RD interest is estimated by calculating growth on each monthly contribution for the remaining period of the deposit.
Yes. The compounding convention affects the estimated maturity because each contribution earns interest for a different length of time.
You can enter an optional tax rate to estimate tax on interest. Actual tax treatment depends on applicable rules and your circumstances.