Retirement Planning
Estimate how investments could grow before retirement.
Estimate how your money could grow over time with compound interest. Add an initial investment, regular contributions, interest rate, inflation and time period to see projected growth.
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Compound interest means earning interest on both your original money and the interest already earned. Over long periods, compounding can cause investment growth to accelerate.
The basic compound interest formula is A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt), where
P is the starting amount, r is the annual rate,
n is the number of compounding periods per year, and t is time in years.
Estimate how investments could grow before retirement.
Model long-term tax-efficient savings growth in the UK.
Work out whether your contributions could reach a target amount.
Estimate when a portfolio might reach a financial independence target.
Project savings for university, school fees or long-term family goals.
Compare conservative, balanced and aggressive return assumptions.
No. This calculator provides educational estimates only and is not financial advice.
No. The currency selector changes the display symbol only. It does not perform exchange-rate conversion.
All else being equal, more frequent compounding usually produces a slightly higher result.
Inflation reduces purchasing power. Inflation adjustment estimates what a future amount may feel like in today's money.
It can help, but the result depends on starting amount, contributions, time, returns, fees, taxes and inflation.