Estimate how your investments grow with regular contributions and compound returns.
Investing is the act of using money to generate more money over time. The Investment Calculator helps estimate future investment value using a fixed rate of return and key financial variables.
The longer an investment period, the greater the impact of compounding, which can significantly increase total returns.
This calculator can be used for a wide range of investments that can be simplified into fixed returns and time periods.
CDs are low-risk investments offered by banks. In the U.S., most CDs are insured by the FDIC, making them a safe option with predictable returns.
Bonds offer fixed income with varying levels of risk. Higher-risk bonds usually provide higher returns, while government and highly-rated bonds offer lower but safer returns.
Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) are designed to protect investors from inflation.
Stocks represent partial ownership in companies. Returns come from price appreciation and dividends.
Investors often choose mutual funds or ETFs, which bundle multiple stocks together for diversification.
Real estate investing includes rental properties, property flipping, land development, and REITs. Returns depend on appreciation, rental income, and broader economic conditions.
Commodities include gold, silver, oil, and gas. Gold is often used as a hedge during economic uncertainty, while oil and gas prices fluctuate with global demand.
Investment calculations are estimates. Return rates, inflation, and market conditions can vary significantly over time.
For more precise planning, consider using specialized calculators for specific investment types.
All investments carry some risk, but diversification can reduce it.
Higher returns usually come with higher risk, such as stocks.
Yes, periodic contributions can significantly increase returns.
No, results are estimates and actual returns may vary.
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