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Simple Savings Calculator

Use this calculator to estimate your savings growth over time.

Make sure to input figures only. Don’t put symbols like “$” “,” Only put numerical figures in each of the boxes. You can put “.” for the APY percentage. For example, a CD may have 0.09% for a 12 month-lock, compounded monthly. You can absolutely put 0.09 in the box.

If the box doesn’t apply to you, simply put 0. A figure is needed in the prompt.

Initial Deposit:

Monthly Contribution:

APY (%):

Time (months or years):

Months
Years

Calculate

Your savings will be worth $
at the end of the time period.

Remember, this is only a general estimate.

It will be more accurate if you do not touch it for this time period.

This calculator is useful if you are thinking about keeping your money locked into a CD.

Zee

Co-Founder of Aiyahhhmoney.com.
Founder of TheStrugglingObese.com.
On the wrong side of 30 trying to turn my life right-side-up. Aspiring Sigma in the making.

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