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Mở ngay →Compound interest growth: initial principal + monthly contributions. Year-by-year breakdown with total interest earned. For savings, ETFs, retirement, FIRE planning. Free.
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Compound interest — Einstein called it "the eighth wonder of the world". Money + interest auto-reinvest. Try 10%/year for 30 years to see the magic.
Compound interest = interest earned also earns interest. Unlike simple interest, which only counts the original principal.
Compounding is sometimes called the eighth wonder of the world: those who understand it earn it; those who don't, pay it.
FV = P × (1 + r/n)^(n×t) + PMT × [((1 + r/n)^(n×t) − 1) / (r/n)]
P = initial principal
PMT = contribution per period
r = annual rate
n = compounds per year (12 = monthly, 4 = quarterly, 1 = yearly)
t = years
FV = future value More frequent compounding helps more at higher rates; barely matters at low rates.
Years to double money ≈ 72 / (rate %).
Simple interest only earns on the original principal — $100k at 8%/year is $8k each year. Compound interest adds earned interest back to principal — year 2 earns interest on $108k, year 3 on $116.64k. Over 30 years, $100k grows to ~$1M with compounding versus only ~$340k with simple interest.
Years to double your money ≈ 72 / (rate %). At 6% it doubles in 12 years; at 8%, 9 years; at 12%, 6 years. It works in reverse for inflation: 4%/year inflation halves your purchasing power in 18 years.
Depends on the product. A 12-month CD that auto-renews → compounded. A deposit that pays interest at maturity which you spend → effectively simple interest. Online savings accounts usually compound monthly. The tool always assumes compounding.
At low rates (4-6%), barely — depositing $50k for 10 years differs by only a few hundred dollars between monthly and yearly compounding. At high rates (15%+, like crypto staking), it matters significantly. Most mutual funds and ETFs compound monthly.
Yes. Enter current capital + monthly contribution + expected return (8-10% historically for US equities) + years. The year-by-year table shows when you hit your target. Caveat: 10% is the long-run S&P 500 expectation, not a guarantee. Real return = nominal − inflation.
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Vietnam 2026 regulations: SI 8%, HI 1.5%, UI 1%, progressive PIT 7 brackets. Updates within 48h of regulation changes.
Estimates are accurate for typical scenarios. For contracts/year-end settlements, consult an accountant.
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