Fixed Deposit / Savings Return Calculator

Maturity value and interest earned on a fixed or term deposit.

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% / yr
years
%

Maturity value

$123,143.93

Interest earned
$23,143.93
Tax on interest
$0.00
Effective annual yield
7.186%

How maturity value changes with

Deposit amount: 50000 → $61,571.97150000 → $184,715.90

The dot is your current value. The graph updates as you type.

Formula: A = P(1 + r/n)^(n·t)

Comparison: Interest rate

Interest rateMaturity valueInterest earnedTax on interest
5%$116,075.45$16,075.45$0.00
6%$119,561.82$19,561.82$0.00
7%$123,143.93$23,143.93$0.00
8%$126,824.18$26,824.18$0.00
9%$130,605.00$30,605.00$0.00

Fixed Deposit / Savings Return Calculator Guide: Formula & Worked Example

Short answer

Maturity value and interest earned on a fixed or term deposit. In the fixed example below, maturity value is 123,143.93. Your answer depends on the inputs and assumptions you choose.

Formula

A = P(1 + r/n)^(n·t)

Use the relationship above with consistent units. The inputs are deposit amount, interest rate, tenure, compounding, tax on interest (optional). Use the input scale shown beside each field and keep time periods and units consistent. Only round the final result for display.

Worked example

Deposit amount
100000
Interest rate
7
Tenure
3
Compounding
4
Tax on interest (optional)
0
  • Maturity value: 123,143.93
  • Interest earned: 23,143.93
  • Tax on interest: 0.00
  • Effective annual yield: 7.186%

Understanding the result

Maturity value and interest earned on a fixed or term deposit. Start with the base example, then replace each value with the figure that matches your situation.

Deposit amount

The example uses 100000 for deposit amount. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Interest rate

The example uses 7 % / yr for interest rate. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Tenure

The example uses 3 years for tenure. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Compounding

The example uses Quarterly for compounding. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Tax on interest (optional)

The example uses 0 % for tax on interest (optional). This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

What the comparison means

The comparison changes only deposit amount, keeping every other example input fixed. This isolates that input's effect on the primary result. It does not predict future outcomes.

Rates, fees, eligibility, local tax rules and provider rounding can change the final amount. Reference tax and exchange-rate data may be outdated; verify the official source before deciding.

Comparison

ScenarioInputResult
Lower inputDeposit amount: 80000Maturity value: 98,515.15
Base exampleDeposit amount: 100000Maturity value: 123,143.93
Higher inputDeposit amount: 120000Maturity value: 147,772.72

Common mistakes

  • Using the wrong units for deposit amount.
  • Comparing results while changing more than one input at a time.
  • Rates, fees, eligibility, local tax rules and provider rounding can change the final amount. Reference tax and exchange-rate data may be outdated; verify the official source before deciding.

Checklist

  • Confirm deposit amount.
  • Confirm interest rate is expressed in % / yr.
  • Confirm tenure is expressed in years.
  • Confirm compounding.
  • Confirm tax on interest (optional) is expressed in %.
  • Check the result against your source or provider.

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Calculator guides from the Calculators Percentage team. These introductory examples are educational, not professional advice.

Last reviewed:

Rates, fees, eligibility, local tax rules and provider rounding can change the final amount. Reference tax and exchange-rate data may be outdated; verify the official source before deciding.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the Fixed Deposit / Savings Return Calculator?

Enter Deposit amount, Interest rate, Tenure, Compounding, Tax on interest, then press Calculate. Your results appear instantly and update every time you change a value and calculate again.

What formula does this calculator use?

It uses: A = P(1 + r/n)^(n·t).

How accurate is this calculator?

It uses standard financial formulas. Real figures from banks, insurers or the government may include fees, taxes, rounding rules or rate changes, so confirm final numbers with your provider.

Is this financial advice?

No. This is an estimation tool only. Consult a qualified financial advisor before making major financial decisions.

Is this calculator free?

Yes. The Fixed Deposit / Savings Return Calculator and all other savings calculators on Calculators Percentage are free, with no sign-up required.

Sources & references

Formulas are tested against hand-checked answers. How we check our calculators.

Estimates only. Confirm final figures, terms and fees with your bank, provider or a qualified professional.

Last updated: January 15, 2026