Calculateur de valeur future
Calculate how much your money will grow over time with compound interest and regular contributions. Get instant results with charts and scenarios.
Vos coordonnées
Enter your starting amount, monthly contribution, interest rate, and time period. Click Calculate to see your future value, growth chart, and contribution scenarios.
Valeur future
$0
Total des contributions
$0
Intérêts gagnés
$0
Multiple de croissance
0x
Cotisations vs intérêts
Croissance équilibrée
Scénarios de cotisation mensuelle
| Mensuel | A contribué | Valeur future |
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| Année | A contribué | Intérêt | Équilibre |
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Guide d'utilisation complet
What is Future Value?
Future value (FV) is the amount your money will grow to over time with compound interest. This calculator combines the growth of a starting lump sum and the future value of regular contributions (e.g. monthly). The more you invest and the longer the period, the larger your future value.
What Your Results Mean
Valeur future
Total projected value at the end of the period: starting amount plus contributions plus interest earned.
Multiple de croissance
How many times your total contributions have grown (e.g. 2x means your money doubled).
Comment utiliser cette calculatrice
- Enter your starting amount (present value)
- Enter monthly contribution (optional; use 0 for lump sum only)
- Enter expected annual interest rate and time period in years
- Click Calculate to see future value, charts, scenarios, and yearly breakdown
Formules
FV of lump sum: FV = PV × (1 + r/n)^(n×t)
FV of regular payments (ordinary annuity): FV = PMT × [((1 + r/n)^(n×t) − 1) / (r/n)]
Remarques importantes
- This shows nominal future value. For real (inflation-adjusted) value, use a lower rate (e.g. subtract 2–3%% for inflation).
- For education only. Not financial or investment advice. Actual returns vary.
Tips
- Compound interest grows fastest over long periods; start early.
- Regular contributions often contribute more than the initial amount over decades.
- Use conservative return assumptions (e.g. 6–7%%) for long-term planning.