Example 1: One-year CD
Input
- Deposit: $10,000
- Rate: 5.0%
- Term: 1 year
Calculation
A = 10,000(1+0.05/12)^(12)
Result
Maturity is about $10,511.
Project certificate of deposit maturity value for fixed-term savings decisions.
CDs provide fixed return for a fixed term, making them useful for low-volatility goals.
This calculator estimates maturity amount and interest earned for a chosen term.
It helps compare different rates and term lengths before locking funds.
Always account for early withdrawal penalties in your real decision.
Use your planned CD principal.
Input the offered annual rate.
Select months or years of lock-in.
Choose monthly, quarterly, or annual compounding.
Review ending value and total interest.
A = P(1 + r/m)^(m*t)
CD growth follows compound interest where principal compounds at the quoted rate over the selected term.
A = 10,000(1+0.05/12)^(12)
Maturity is about $10,511.
Apply compound growth over 36 months.
Longer term produces higher total interest earned.
Run both offers with same principal and term.
Higher APY can materially improve maturity value.