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Calculate your Recurring Deposit maturity amount, total interest earned, and investment growth with our modern RD calculator tool.

Monthly Deposit Amount Enter monthly contribution
Interest Rate (% Per Year) Annual interest rate
Investment Duration Select months or years
Compounding Frequency Select compounding type
Total Deposits

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Interest Earned

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Maturity Value

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Investment Growth

Visualize your recurring deposits and estimated interest earned over the investment period.

Yearly Breakdown

YearTotal DepositsInterest EarnedTotal Balance
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What is RD Calculator?

An RD Calculator helps investors estimate the maturity value of a Recurring Deposit investment. It calculates total deposits, interest earned, and maturity amount based on monthly contributions and interest rate.

How Recurring Deposit Works

In a Recurring Deposit, investors deposit a fixed amount every month for a specified tenure. Interest is compounded periodically, helping savings grow steadily over time.

RD Formula

M = R × [(1 + i)^n − 1] / [1 − (1 + i)^(-1/3)]

Where:
R = Monthly Deposit
i = Interest Rate
n = Number of Quarters

Benefits of RD Investment

  • Disciplined monthly savings
  • Guaranteed returns
  • Low investment risk
  • Flexible investment tenure
  • Better financial planning

Example RD Calculation

If you deposit ₹5,000 monthly for 5 years at 7% annual interest rate, your maturity value increases significantly through the power of compounding.

Frequently Asked Questions

RD stands for Recurring Deposit, a savings scheme where fixed monthly deposits are made for a predetermined period.

RD interest is calculated using compound interest based on monthly deposits, tenure, and compounding frequency.

RD is suitable for regular monthly savings, while FD is better for lump-sum investments. Both have different financial purposes.

Yes, most banks allow premature RD withdrawal, though penalties or reduced interest rates may apply.

RD interest rates vary between banks and financial institutions. Investors should compare current RD rates before investing.