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Savings Goal Calculator

​​The calculator helps you figure out how much you need to save each month to reach your savings goal.

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What you need:
  • Savings Goal - The total amount you want to save

  • Initial Investment - Money you already have to start with

  • Years to Grow - How many years you plan to save

  • Estimated Interest Rate - Your yearly interest rate

  • Compound Frequency - How often interest is compounded (monthly, annually, etc.)

 
 
Example:
  • Your savings goal: $100,000

  • You have $5,000 to start with

  • You want to save for 10 years

  • You'll earn 8% interest per year

  • Interest compounds annually

 

The calculator will show you exactly how much you need to contribute each month to reach your $100,000 goal. Click the button below. 

Compound Interest Calculator

​The compound interest calculator helps you see how your money grows over time when interest is added regularly.

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What you need:
  • Initial Amount - How much money you start with

  • Interest Rate - The yearly interest rate (for example, 8% per year)

  • Monthly Contribution - The same amount (for example, $100 per month)

  • Time Period - How many years you want to save (for example, 10 years)

 
Example
  • Start with $1,000

  • Add $200 every month

  • Get 8% interest per year

  • Save for 10 years​

 

 

The calculator will show you how much money you'll have at the end, plus how much interest you earned.

​Click the button below.

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