Configure Inputs

₹5,000
₹500₹50.00 Lakh
7%
%
115
110

Total Investment

₹3.00 Lakh

Interest Earned

₹59,664

Maturity Value

After 5 Years Years

₹3.60 Lakh

Break-up of Maturity Value

Invested Amount
Est. Returns

Wealth Compounding Projection

Visualizing how your principal amount and interest grow over time.

Analysis & Results

Break-up of Maturity Value

Invested Amount
Est. Returns

Growth Schedule

January 2026
Year
Total Invested
Interest Earned
Maturity Value
2026
₹60,000
+₹2,311
₹62,311
2027
₹1,20,000
+₹9,099
₹1,29,099
2028
₹1,80,000
+₹20,686
₹2,00,686
2029
₹2,40,000
+₹37,418
₹2,77,418
2030
₹3,00,000
+₹59,664
₹3,59,664
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Deep Dive & FAQ

The Safety and Discipline of an RD

A Recurring Deposit (RD) is one of the most popular risk-free investment options in India. It is offered by almost all banks and post offices. It allows you to deposit a fixed amount every month for a pre-determined period, earning a fixed interest rate.

Guaranteed Returns

Unlike SIPs in mutual funds, an RD guarantees your maturity amount. The interest rate is fixed at the time of opening and does not change regardless of market conditions.

Goal-Based Savings

RD is perfect for short-to-medium term goals like buying a gadget, a vacation, or building an emergency fund.

RD Interest Calculation & Compounding

Most Indian banks compound RD interest quarterly. This means you earn interest on your interest every three months. Our calculator uses this standard formula to give you the exact maturity value.

Recurring Deposit FAQs

Q: What is the minimum tenure for a Recurring Deposit?

Most banks offer RDs starting from 6 months up to 10 years.

Q: Is the interest earned on RD taxable?

Yes, interest earned on RD is fully taxable as per your income tax slab. Banks also deduct TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) if the interest exceeds ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for senior citizens) in a financial year.

Q: Can I withdraw money from RD before maturity?

Yes, premature withdrawal is possible, but banks usually charge a penalty of 0.5% to 1% on the applicable interest rate.