Self-directed IRA platform for crypto, stocks/ETFs and precious metals.
Best for: Crypto inside a retirement account (IRA)
Future value of savings with monthly contributions, compounding and inflation.
Educational, not financial advice. Assumes a constant rate; real investment returns vary and can be negative.
Compound interest means you earn returns on your returns, so growth speeds up over time. This answers: "If I start with $X, add $Y a month and earn Z% a year, what will I have?" Works for savings, index funds or crypto yield.
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Earning interest on both your original money and on interest already earned. Over long periods this makes balances grow faster and faster.
How often interest is added. More frequent compounding (daily vs annually) gives a slightly higher effective yearly rate for the same stated rate.
Your future balance expressed in today's dollars, after dividing out the inflation rate you enter. It shows purchasing power.
Yes as a what-if, but stock and crypto returns are not fixed: they vary year to year and can be negative. Treat the rate as an assumption, not a promise.