HisabCalc

Future Value of Savings Calculator

See what regular monthly savings plus a starting lump sum grow into over the years.

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Example: 5000

Example: 10

Example: 10

Example: 0

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Formula

১) মাসিক হার: i = annualReturn/100/12; মাস n = years × 12. ২) প্রাথমিক এককালীন অঙ্কের ভবিষ্যৎ মূল্য: lumpFV = initialLumpSum × (1 + i)^n. ৩) মাসিক জমার (SIP) ভবিষ্যৎ মূল্য: sipFV = monthlyDeposit × ((1 + i)^n − 1) / i. ৪) মোট: futureValue = lumpFV + sipFV. ৫) মোট জমা: totalDeposited = initialLumpSum + monthlyDeposit × n; সুদ = futureValue − totalDeposited.

How the calculation works

The initial lump sum grows as one compounded amount, while each monthly deposit grows as a series of payments.

Adding the two gives the future value, and the total deposited is the lump sum plus every monthly deposit.

The interest earned is the future value minus everything you put in, which shows how much of the result came from growth.

Common mistakes

When to use it

Worked example

Saving 5,000 a month for 10 years at 10% grows to 1,024,224.89, from 600,000 deposited and 424,224.89 of interest.

Future value ৳1,024,224.89
Total deposited (BDT) 600,000.00
Total interest 424,224.89

Common questions

Is the deposit made at the start or end of the month?

This uses an ordinary annuity, so deposits earn interest from the month after they are made.

Why is the interest so large?

Because each deposit compounds for the remaining months, so early deposits earn far more than later ones.

Last updated: 2026-10-04