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Future Value Calculator - Compound Interest FV

Find out how much a one-time investment will grow over time. This future value calculator applies compound interest to a present value using the formula FV = present value × (1 + rate/100)^years.

Enter a present value, an annual rate and a number of years to see the future value.

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How it works

What is future value?

Future value (FV) is what a sum of money invested today will be worth at a future date, assuming it grows at a fixed compound rate.

Because interest is earned on both the original amount and on previously earned interest, the balance grows faster over longer periods.

The formula

This calculator uses FV = present value × (1 + rate/100)^years, where the rate is the annual interest rate as a percentage and years is the number of years invested.

Frequently asked questions

What does this calculator compute?

It computes the future value of a single lump sum that grows with annual compound interest.

How is interest compounded?

Interest is compounded once per year using FV = present value × (1 + rate/100)^years.

Can I use a decimal rate?

Yes. You can enter rates like 4.5 or 7.25 for more precise results.

Does it account for inflation?

No. The result is a nominal amount and does not adjust for inflation or taxes.

What if the rate is 0%?

With a 0% rate the future value equals the present value, because no growth is applied.

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This tool provides general information and estimates only — it is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Verify important figures with a qualified professional before making decisions.

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