Use this calculator to find future value, present value or the annual rate behind any lump-sum investment. Plug in three of the four variables, hit calculate, and the script returns the missing figure using standard compound-interest equations. The S&P 500 returned about 10 % annually between 1926 and 2023 (S&P Dow Jones, 2024).
Enter any three of Present Value, Future Value, annual rate and days; the calculator returns the missing figure. Example: $3,500 placed for 120 days at 5.2 % grows to $3,562.64—an effective 1.79 % gain (U.S. Treasury, 2024).
A nominal 10 % loan compounded daily actually costs 10.52 % per year—over half a percent more—once you account for the 365 compounding periods (FDIC Consumer News, 2023).
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The asset-to-sales ratio shows how many dollars of assets you deploy to earn one dollar of revenue; U.S. retailers average 1.8× (Damodaran, 2024). Enter total assets and net sales, hit Calculate, and instantly see whether your firm runs lean or needs to sweat its assets harder.
Use three numbers—your starting £amount, the number of years, and each year’s % rate—then hit Calculate to see both the final pot and a year-by-year growth line. A £9,000 stake growing at 4 % a year would reach about £10,954 after 5 years (Bank of England savings data, 2024).
Use the calculator to turn a nominal rate into continuous growth in one click. Continuous compounding lifts $1,000 at 5 % to $1,648.72 after 10 years (SEC Investor.gov, 2022).
