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๐Ÿ“… RD Calculator

๐Ÿ‘‰ Your RD returns will appear here
๐Ÿ“ RD Calculation Formula (How it works):

M = R ร— [(1 + i)^n - 1] / [1 - (1 + i)^(-1/3)]

Where:

โ€ข M = Maturity Amount

โ€ข R = Monthly Deposit

โ€ข i = Quarterly Interest Rate

โ€ข n = Number of Quarters

RD uses compound interest calculated quarterly. Each monthly deposit earns interest for the remaining period.

๐Ÿ“– Understanding Recurring Deposits

Recurring Deposit (RD) is a systematic savings scheme where you deposit a fixed amount every month and earn interest at a fixed rate. It's perfect for salaried individuals who want to build savings through monthly contributions.

RD interest rates are similar to FD rates, ranging from 3% to 8% in most Indian banks. The minimum monthly deposit can be as low as โ‚น100, making it accessible to everyone.

Unlike FD where interest is calculated on the lump sum, RD interest is calculated quarterly but applied on monthly deposits. The first deposit earns interest for the full tenure, while later deposits earn proportionally less.

RDs are great for short to medium-term goals like buying gadgets, vacation planning, or emergency fund building. No TDS is deducted on RD interest.

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โ“ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question: How is RD interest calculated?

RD interest is compounded quarterly. Each monthly installment earns interest for the remaining period of deposit.

Question: Can I withdraw RD before maturity?

Yes, but premature withdrawal may attract a penalty on interest rate, similar to FD.

Question: Is RD better than SIP?

RD gives guaranteed returns with lower risk. SIP in mutual funds can give higher returns but carries market risk.