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A Recurring Deposit (RD) Calculator determines the maturity value of a series of fixed monthly deposits over a specified tenure. It uses the standard quarterly compounding formula followed by Indian banks like SBI and HDFC to calculate total investment and interest earned.

RD (Recurring Deposit) Calculator

Find out how much your monthly savings will grow over time. Accurate RD calculations with standard quarterly compounding.

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In India, most banks (like SBI, HDFC) compound Recurring Deposit (RD) interest on a Quarterly basis. This calculator uses the standard quarterly compounding formula.

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About the RD (Recurring Deposit) Calculator

Calculate exact maturity amount and interest earned on your Recurring Deposit (RD). Supports quarterly compounding used by all Indian banks. Understanding how this works can significantly improve your financial planning. This tool is designed to provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date calculations required for your specific needs.

The Mathematical Formula

M = R × (1+i)n - 11 - (1+i)-1/3

How to use this calculator?

1

Enter Deposit Amount

Input the fixed amount you will deposit into your RD account every month.

2

Enter Interest Rate

Input the annual interest rate offered by your bank.

3

Enter Time Period

Input the total tenure of the RD in years and months.

4

View Maturity Value

Instantly see your total accumulated principal and the interest you have earned.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. How is RD interest calculated in India?

In India, banks compound RD interest quarterly. The interest for the first deposit earns interest for the entire tenure, while the last deposit earns interest for just one month.

Q. What happens if I miss an RD installment?

Banks usually charge a small penalty for missed installments, and the final maturity value will be reduced proportionally.

Source & Citations: Mathematical models used in this tool are based on standard compounding formulas as recognized by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and major financial institutions.

Disclaimer: The results provided by this calculator are for informational purposes only. Actual returns or loan values may vary based on market conditions, bank policies, and taxation laws.

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