IOB RD Calculator

Calculate your Recurring Deposit returns with compound interest. Plan your monthly investments and understand the impact of different interest rates and tenures.

RD Planning

Calculate returns on your recurring deposit investments

Monthly Investment Analysis

Track your monthly deposits and compound interest growth

Maturity Calculator

Project your total returns at maturity

Tax Impact

Understand post-tax returns on your RD investment

IOB RD Calculator

Enter your investment details to calculate returns

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Analysis Results

IOB RD Investment Returns

Monthly deposits with quarterly compounding

Maturity Summary

Your investment results after 1 years

Your monthly investment of 5,000 will grow to 62,395

Key Investment Metrics

Effective IOB Annual Yield3.99%
Total IOB Interest Earned2,395
IOB Interest to Principal Ratio3.99%
IOB Monthly Growth Rate0.33%
Maturity Date:24 March 2026

IOB Returns Breakdown

  • Total Deposits: 60,000
  • Total Interest Earned: 2,395
  • Effective IOB Annual Yield: 3.99%

Tax Impact

  • Tax on IOB Interest: 479
  • Post-tax IOB Maturity Amount: 61,916
  • Tax Rate Applied: 20%

Interest is calculated at 7.25% per annum with quarterly compounding

Calculation Method

This calculator uses the standard IOB RD formula: A = P*(1+R/N)^(Nt) where:

  • • A = Maturity amount for each monthly deposit
  • • P = Monthly deposit amount (₹5,000)
  • • R = Interest rate (7.25% p.a.)
  • • N = Compounding frequency (4 times per year)
  • • t = Time period in years for each deposit (calculated individually)

The final maturity amount is the sum of the maturity values of each monthly deposit.

Key Investment Insights

Understanding your IOB RD investment better

IOB Growth Metrics

  • IOB Monthly Growth Rate:0.33%
  • IOB Interest to Principal Ratio:3.99%
  • Total IOB Returns:+3.99%

Tax Analysis

  • Pre-tax IOB Returns:2,395
  • Tax Impact:-₹479
  • Post-tax IOB Returns:1,916

IOB Investment Strategy Insights

Benefits

  • Regular savings discipline with 5,000 monthly deposits
  • Guaranteed returns at 7.25% per annum
  • Compound interest benefits with quarterly compounding

Considerations

  • Tax implications on IOB interest earnings at 20% rate
  • Lock-in period of 1 years
  • Regular commitment required for optimal returns

Understanding IOB Investments

A Recurring Deposit (RD) is a type of term deposit where you invest a fixed amount monthly. Here's how your IOB investment works:

Principal Growth

Your monthly deposit of ₹5,000 accumulates to ₹60,000 over the investment period.

Interest Accumulation

Interest earned (₹2,395) is calculated using compound interest, maximizing your returns.

Final Returns

Your investment grows to ₹62,395 at maturity, with an effective yield of 3.99%.

Everything You Need to Know About IOB RD Calculator

What is a IOB Recurring Deposit Calculator?

A Recurring Deposit (RD) Calculator is a financial tool that helps you calculate the maturity amount and interest earnings on your recurring deposit investments. It takes into account factors like monthly deposit amount, interest rate, tenure, and compounding frequency to give you accurate projections of your investment returns.

Benefits of Using a IOB RD Calculator

  • Accurately calculate your IOB RD maturity amount
  • Plan your monthly savings effectively
  • Compare different interest rates and tenures
  • Understand the impact of compound interest
  • Evaluate post-tax returns on your investment

How to Use the IOB RD Calculator

  1. Enter your planned monthly deposit amount
  2. Specify the interest rate offered by your bank
  3. Choose your investment tenure in years and months
  4. Input your applicable tax rate
  5. Click calculate to see detailed projections

Factors Affecting IOB RD Returns

  • Monthly deposit amount - Higher deposits lead to greater returns
  • Interest rate - Better rates compound to larger gains
  • Investment tenure - Longer periods maximize compound interest benefits
  • Compounding frequency - More frequent compounding increases returns
  • Tax implications - Consider post-tax returns for accurate planning

Frequently Asked Questions

Is IOB RD better than FD?

RDs are ideal for regular savers who want to build a corpus through monthly deposits, while FDs are better for lump-sum investments. RDs help in building a savings discipline with smaller, regular contributions.

How is IOB RD interest calculated?

IOB RD interest is calculated using compound interest principles, where each monthly deposit earns interest for its respective period until maturity. The formula used is A = P*(1+R/N)^(Nt) for each monthly deposit.

What happens if I miss an RD installment?

Missing an IOB RD installment usually results in a penalty fee and may affect your interest earnings. It's important to maintain regular deposits for optimal returns.