RD Calculator — Recurring Deposit Maturity

Estimate maturity value for monthly deposits with your chosen interest rate and compounding frequency.

Maturity Amount:
Total Principal:
Interest Earned:

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RD Calculator – Recurring Deposit Maturity & Interest Calculator

This RD Calculator helps you calculate the maturity amount, total investment, and interest earned on your Recurring Deposit. It works for all Indian banks, including SBI, HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Kotak, Post Office RD, and cooperative banks.

Just enter your monthly deposit amount, interest rate, and tenure. The calculator instantly computes your maturity value using accurate compounding rules (monthly or quarterly, depending on your selection).

What Is a Recurring Deposit (RD)?

A Recurring Deposit is a fixed investment product offered by Indian banks and post offices. You deposit a fixed amount every month, and the bank gives you interest on your balance at the chosen compounding frequency.

 

RDs are popular because:

  • Low risk

  • Guaranteed returns

  • Ideal for salaried individuals

  • Works well for long-term disciplined savings

Maturity value depends on:

  • Monthly deposit

  • Interest rate (% per annum)

  • Tenure (months/years)

  • Compounding frequency (monthly/quarterly/yearly)

How This RD Calculator Works

This tool uses a precise simulation method to calculate:

  • Total Principal Deposited

  • Interest Earned

  • Total Maturity Amount

  • Year-wise & month-wise growth schedule

The calculation factors include:

  • Deposits made at the beginning of each month

  • Interest added at selected compounding intervals

  • Exact monthly balance tracking

  • Option to set start date to show timeline growth

This mirrors real Indian banking RD logic.

Formula Used for RD Calculation

Many banks use quarterly compounding. The formula for maturity is:

Formula Used for RD Calculation

Where:

  • P = Monthly deposit

  • r = Annual interest rate

  • n = Compounding frequency

  • t = Tenure (years)

This calculator also provides a simulation-based output, which is more accurate for irregular tenures (like 2 years 7 months).

How to Use the RD Calculator

  1. Enter your monthly deposit amount

  2. Enter annual interest rate (example: 6.5%)

  3. Select tenure (years and months)

  4. Choose compounding frequency

  5. (Optional) Select a start date

  6. Click Calculate Maturity

You will instantly get:

  • Maturity amount

  • Interest earned

  • Total deposit

  • Annual growth chart

  • Full monthly schedule

Who Should Use an RD Calculator?

This tool is ideal for:

  • Students saving monthly allowance

  • Salaried employees

  • Parents planning for education goals

  • Small business owners

  • Anyone doing Post Office RD or bank RD

Benefits of Using an RD Calculator

  • Eliminates manual calculation errors

  • Helps compare returns across different banks

  • Saves time when planning savings

  • Shows exactly how much you will receive at maturity

  • Perfect for financial planning and SIP alternatives

FAQ – Recurring Deposit (RD) Calculator

Which bank offers the best RD interest rate?

Rates change often. Typically, SBI, HDFC, ICICI, and Post Office offer 5.5%–7.5% depending on the tenure.

Yes. RD interest is taxable under your income tax slab, and TDS may be applied depending on total interest earned.

Yes, but premature withdrawal reduces the interest earned.

Yes. Most banks also follow quarterly compounding for RD.

FD gives higher returns for lump-sum deposits. RD is better for monthly disciplined savings.

Usually, 6 months and a maximum of 10 years, depending on the bank.

Conclusion

This RD Calculator is built for accurate and fast calculation of the Recurring Deposit maturity. Whether you're investing in SBI, HDFC, ICICI, Axis Bank, Kotak, or Post Office RD, the tool gives you a precise estimate of your final maturity amount and interest earnings.

Use it before starting any RD, so you know exactly what you’ll get at the end of your investment period.

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