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FD Calculator

Plan your investments better with our free online FD calculator. Quickly calculate the maturity amount and interest earned on your fixed deposit based on the principal, tenure, and interest rate. Compare FD returns across banks and make informed financial decisions.

FD tenure
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1 month11 months
FD amount

₹5,000₹1 Cr.
Interest rate
1%15%

Maturity amount
10,608
Interest earned
608
Invested amount
10,000

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What is an FD calculator?

An FD Calculator, or Fixed Deposit Calculator, is a digital tool that helps you calculate the total returns on your fixed deposit investment. “FD” stands for Fixed Deposit—a savings option where you invest a lump sum for a fixed period at a predetermined interest rate. Originating from traditional banking systems, FDs are known for their safety and predictable returns.

With an FD calculator, you can enter your principal amount, interest rate, and duration— typically ranging from 7 days to 10 years—to instantly see how much you'll earn at maturity. It eliminates manual calculations and helps you plan smarter by showing the exact interest earned and total maturity value.

Whether you're a first-time investor or a regular saver, using an FD calculator is a quick and reliable way to compare FD schemes, choose the best tenure, and ensure your financial goals are on track.

How to use Ventura's FD calculator?

Using the FD calculator is quick and simple:

  1. Enter the Principal Amount – The amount you want to invest.
  2. Choose the Tenure – Select the duration of the FD in months or years.
  3. Enter the Interest Rate – Input the annual interest rate offered by the bank or financial institution.
  4. Select Compounding Frequency – Choose how often the interest is compounded (monthly, quarterly, annually).

Once you hit “Calculate,” the tool displays:

  • Total maturity amount
  • Total interest earned
  • Investment timeline

This helps you visualize your returns instantly.

Whether you're a first-time investor or a regular saver, using an FD calculator is a quick and reliable way to compare FD schemes, choose the best tenure, and ensure your financial goals are on track.

FD calculator formula & how it works?

We use the compound interest formula to calculate FD maturity:

A = P (1 + r/n)^(n*t)

Where:

  • A = Maturity amount
  • P = Principal amount
  • r = Annual interest rate (in decimal)
  • n = Number of times interest is compounded per year
  • t = Tenure in years

Example:
If you invest ₹1,00,000 for 5 years at 7% annual interest compounded yearly:
A = 100000(1 + 0.07/1)^(1*5) = ₹1,40,255 approx. Benefits of Using a Fixed Deposit Calculator

Benefits of using a Fixed Deposit calculator

  • Accurate Projections: Get precise maturity amounts and interest values.
  • Time-Saving: Avoid manual calculations and spreadsheet errors.
  • Better Planning: Choose the best FD scheme based on projected returns.
  • Easy Comparison: Compare FDs across banks and financial institutions in seconds.
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Types of Fixed Deposits in India

There are various types of FDs to suit different investor needs:

  • Regular FD - Standard FD with fixed tenure and interest rate.
  • Tax-saving FD – Comes with a 5-year lock-in and tax deduction under Section 80C.
  • Senior Citizen FD – Offers higher interest rates for investors aged 60+.
  • Flexi FD – Combines the features of savings and fixed deposits.

FD vs other investment options

Compare FDs with other popular investment instruments:

Risk LevelReturn TypeLock-in PeriodInvestment Type
FDLowFixedOptional
RDLowFixedOptional
PPFModerateCompounded15 Years
Mutual FundsMedium-HighMarket-linkedVariable

Frequently Asked Questions

Interest is calculated using compound or simple interest formulas, depending on the bank’s policy.

Yes, just input the applicable interest rate and tenure.

Yes, interest earned above ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for senior citizens) in a year is taxable.

Yes, it can be used for general estimation, but NRE/NRO FDs may have different rules.