Investment Return Calculator
    

    

Investment Return Calculator
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Information Input

Initial Investment Amount $
Periodic Investment Amount $
Periodic Investment Period   (Skip if above line is 0 or blank)
Term [Length Of Investment]
Yearly Yield/Interest Rate [enter 10.5% as 10.5] %
Yearly Inflation Rate %
Yield/Interest Compounding Period Options
DailyWeeklySemi-MonthlyMonthly Quarterly
Semi-AnnuallyAnnuallyOther

Results
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Periodic Investment Period
Term [Length of Investment]
Number of Days in Compounding Year
Yield/Interest Compounding Period
A) Initial Investment $
B) Total of Periodic Investments $
C) Total Principal/Capital (A + B) $
D) Total Investment Yield/Interest Earned $
E) Total Investment Worth (C + D) $
F) Yield On Capital Over Investment Term
 %
G) Approximate APY / Approximate Effective
Yearly Yield/Interest Rate
 %
H) Total Investment Worth Inflation Adjusted
 $

Notes and Assumptions

  1. Scripting (JavaScript®) must be enabled in your browser in order for the calculator to work.
  2. Many factors determine the actual return on your investment and your actual investment return may vary greatly from the results offered by this calculator. This calculator is meant only to provide an approximation. The accuracy of the results is not guaranteed. Please consult your investment professional for additional help with your investment.
  3. In most cases, a 360 day year is used for all of the calculations of this calculator (compounding period is selected by the user). Some exceptions apply in the case that a WEEKLY, BI-WEEKLY, or OTHER option is used. In those cases, a 364 or 365 day year may be used for some or all of the calculations.
  4. When using this calculator with a 360 day year, the number of days in some common short term investments (such as for Certificates of Deposit) would be: 3 months = 90 days, 6 months = 180 days, 18 months = 540 days, 30 months = 900 days, etc. The basic formula for the number of days in an investment term (using a 360 day year) would be the number of months multiplied by 30. Use the OTHER option of the TERM [LENGTH OF INVESTMENT] to enter the number of days if needed.
  5. The number of days in the compounding year has important effects on how many times over the TERM [LENGTH OF INVESTMENT] the PERIODIC INVESTMENT AMOUNT is posted, and thus it has important effects on the TOTAL OF PERIODIC INVESTMENTS. Please carefully consider this, especially when using the OTHER option of the TERM [LENGTH OF INVESTMENT].
  6. The first PERIODIC INVESTMENT AMOUNT is added to INITIAL INVESTMENT AMOUNT on the passing of the first PERIODIC INVESTMENT PERIOD (on that day).
  7. Taxes are not considered in any calculations. Inflation is subtracted daily, so the effective yearly inflation rate may be slightly higher than the yearly rate.

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