Enter the principal, yearly rate and years. For example, 100,000 at 10% grows to about 161,051 in 5 years.
Expected average yearly growth
Maturity value
৳1,61,051
৳1,00,000 invested once grows to ৳1,61,051 in 5 years (profit ৳61,051).
The rate is an assumption. For fixed bank interest see FDR; for monthly deposits see SIP.
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| What | Formula | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Total | Principal × (1+rate)^years | 100,000 × 1.1^5 = 161,051 |
| Profit | Total − principal | 161,051 − 100,000 = 61,051 |
5 years: 100,000 at 10% — 161,051 taka total.
10 years: 500,000 at 8% — 500,000 × 2.159 = ~1,079,000 taka.
Time fuels compounding — at 10% money doubles in ~7.2 years (rule of 72: 72 ÷ 10). Starting early beats a higher rate started late.
Total = principal × (1 + rate)^years. 100,000 × 1.1^5 = 161,051 taka.
SIP deposits every month; a lump sum is invested once and left alone. Use it when you hold a large amount.
FDRs, Sanchayapatra, mutual funds or shares. FDRs for safety, funds for higher expected returns.
No. At 6% inflation, a 10% nominal return grows real value ~3.8%/year.
Early breaks may cost penalties or lower rates. This math assumes full tenure.
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