Enter the starting amount of money you’re committing to your investment. This serves as the foundation for all future calculations and growth.
Specify the number of years you plan to invest without withdrawing funds. Longer durations allow for more compounding and growth.
Add the amount you’ll contribute to your portfolio every year. Regular contributions can significantly boost the overall value of your investment over time.
Specify the annual rate of return (as a percentage) you expect from your investment. This percentage determines how much your investment grows annually.
Enter the expected inflation rate to adjust your returns accordingly. This helps calculate the real value of your investments over time, ensuring you're planning for true purchasing power.
Compound interest allows your investment to grow exponentially by earning interest not only on your initial deposit but also on accumulated interest over time.
Simple interest calculates returns based only on your initial investment, offering steady but linear growth over time.
The nominal capital is the total value of your investment without accounting for inflation. It represents the sum of your initial investment, annual contributions, and earned interest.
Real capital adjusts your nominal capital for inflation, showing the actual purchasing power of your investment over time. This helps you understand the true value of your returns.
This counter calculates the total amount you’ve actually invested, combining your initial deposit and any annual contributions made throughout the investment period.