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    Deposit Details

    Calculate your FD maturity value

    1,0001,00,00,000

    Banks: 6-7.5% · Small Finance: 7.5-9%

    %
    3%12%
    yrs
    1 yrs20 yrs

    Compounding Frequency

    Your Tax Slab

    Maturity Amount

    ₹7,10,873

    After 5 years at 7.1% per annum

    Principal

    ₹5,00,000

    Interest

    +₹2,10,873

    Pre-Tax Yield

    7.29%

    The Real Picture (After Tax)

    FD interest is fully taxable as per your slab

    Post-Tax Maturity

    6,68,699

    Tax: ₹42,175

    Post-Tax Yield

    5.99%

    vs Inflation 6%

    Real Return (After Tax & Inflation)

    -0.01%

    Insight

    Your real return is negative — this FD is losing purchasing power to inflation. Consider equity MFs or hybrid funds for long-term goals.

    Pro Tip

    • Tax-saving FDs (5-year lock-in) qualify for ₹1.5L deduction under 80C.
    • Senior citizens get 0.25-0.75% extra interest at most banks.
    • Quarterly compounding gives slightly higher returns than yearly at same rate.
    • Consider laddering FDs across maturities for better liquidity.

    What is FD Calculator?

    A Fixed Deposit (FD) is a financial instrument where you deposit a lump sum with a bank for a fixed period at a guaranteed interest rate. FDs are the safest investment in India, backed by DICGC insurance up to ₹5 lakh per bank. While FDs offer capital safety, the interest is fully taxable, making real returns (after tax & inflation) often negative.

    How to Use

    1. 1Enter your deposit amount
    2. 2Choose interest rate (current bank FDs offer 6-7.5%)
    3. 3Set tenure in years
    4. 4Choose compounding frequency (quarterly is most common)
    5. 5See post-tax returns based on your tax slab

    Formula

    A = P × (1 + r/n)^(n×t) Where: A=Maturity, P=Principal, r=rate, n=compounding/year, t=years

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes, bank FDs are insured by DICGC up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank. Even if the bank fails, you get ₹5L back. For amounts above this, spread across multiple banks for safety.

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