A compound interest calculator is a tool designed to help you determine how much your money will grow over time when interest is applied to both the initial principal and accumulated interest. It’s particularly useful for planning investments and understanding loan repayments.
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- Nationality: Indian citizen.
- Age: Between 23 and 55 years.
- Documentation: Selfie, PAN Card, and Aadhaar Card.
- Income Proof: Required only for select high-value loans based on credit profile.
- Profile : Salaried, Self-Employed, Small busines owner & MSMEs
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Compound Interest Calculator EMI Calculator
Your EMI: ₹ per month
Your Loan Amount: ₹500,000
At Interest Rate of: 2%
For : 2 years
Total Payable: ₹
- Loan Amount (Principal): ₹1,00,000
- Tenure: 12 months
- Interest Rate: 13% per annum
- Processing Fee (incl. GST): ₹3000 (3%)
- Total Interest: ₹7,180.73
- EMI: ₹1,374.63
- APR: Start from 14%
The Formula to Calculate EMI on Compound Interest Calculator
P= Principal loan amount | R= Monthly interest rate (annual interest rate divided by 12) | N= Loan tenure in months
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What is a compound interest calculator?
How does compound interest work?
Compound interest means you earn interest not just on your initial investment but also on the interest that has already been added to it. Essentially, it’s interest on interest! This accelerates the growth of your wealth over time, and the longer you let it compound, the more you earn. The compound interest formula helps calculate this easily.
Can the compound interest calculator be used for loans as well?
Yes! You can use the compound interest calculator for both investments and loans. For loans, it calculates how much interest you'll be paying over time, considering the compounding frequency (daily, monthly, yearly). It helps you understand your total repayment amount and plan better.
What information do I need to use the compound interest calculator?
You’ll need to input the principal amount (the amount you’re investing or borrowing), the interest rate, the time period for which the interest will compound, and the frequency of compounding (daily, monthly, or yearly). With this information, the compound interest calculator will provide an accurate estimate of how much you'll earn or owe.