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See what your fixed deposit may be worth at maturity, after tax, and in today's purchasing power. Enter your bank rate and tenure, then compare the headline amount with a clearer planning view.
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Projection mode
Compare Simple maturity with Real returns after tax and inflation.
Simple mode: Starts with simple interest. Enable compounding only if your FD reinvests interest periodically.
Minimum tenure is 1 month. If your bank gives a day-based FD, use the closest month for this estimate.
Simple interest is used: interest is calculated on the original deposit only.
Values outside the allowed range are automatically adjusted to the nearest valid number.
Wealth summary
Estimated maturity amount
₹1,35,000
1.35 Lakhs
You deposit
₹1,00,000
Interest
₹35,000
Growth
1.35x
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Your FD at a glance
Deposit
₹1,00,000 for 5 years
Rate
7.00% p.a. · Simple interest
Updated projection. Principal ₹1,00,000. Interest earned ₹35,000. Maturity ₹1,35,000.
1 Lakh
35 Thousand
1.35 Lakhs
1. Maturity uses simple interest, so interest is calculated only on the original deposit.
These are estimates based on your assumptions and not guaranteed outcomes.
Quick guide
Build a maturity estimate in three steps, then use Real mode to see tax and purchasing-power impact.
Add deposit amount, tenure, and actual bank rate. Simple interest is used unless you enable compounding.
Use Real mode to include slab tax on interest and inflation-adjusted purchasing power.
Compare bank maturity, post-tax value, and what the future payout may feel like today.
For compounding FDs, Arthvya uses A = P x (1 + r / n)^(n x t), where P is your deposit, r is the annual rate, n is the compounding frequency, and t is tenure in years.
For planning use only. Tax estimates are illustrative and not tax advice. Outcomes are not guaranteed.