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Calculate the interest earned on savings or deposits with regular contributions, and see the effect of tax on interest and inflation on what your money will really be worth.

Nur Schätzungen. Tatsächliche Werte hängen von Ihrer Bank, Ihrem Anbieter, der Finanzbehörde und den Vertragsbedingungen ab. Keine Finanzberatung.

Die folgende Anleitung ist noch nicht auf Deutsch verfügbar und wird auf Englisch angezeigt. Der Rechner selbst ist vollständig übersetzt.

So verwenden Sie diesen Rechner

  1. Enter your initial deposit and how much you'll add each month.
  2. Enter the annual interest rate and how often it compounds.
  3. Optionally enter your tax rate on interest income and an expected inflation rate.
  4. Compare the nominal ending balance with its value in today's money.

Formel

Interest compounds at the chosen frequency and monthly deposits are added at the end of each month. Tax is approximated by reducing the rate to r × (1 − tax rate). The value in today's money divides the ending balance by cumulative inflation.

After-tax rate = r × (1 − tax)
Real value = Balance / (1 + inflation)^t

Example

  1. $5,000 initial deposit plus $100 per month at 4.5% compounded monthly for 5 years.
  2. Contributions total $11,000 and the ending balance is about $12,982.
  3. With 3% inflation, that balance is worth about $11,198 in today's money.

Häufige Fragen

Why adjust for inflation?

Inflation reduces purchasing power. If your interest rate after tax is below inflation, your savings lose real value even as the balance grows.

How is interest income taxed?

Rules vary by country and account type. Many tax-advantaged accounts are exempt. This calculator applies a flat rate to interest as it is earned, which is an approximation.

What's the difference between APY and interest rate?

APY (annual percentage yield) includes the effect of compounding. A 4.5% rate compounded monthly equals an APY of about 4.59%.