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How Much Could My Savings Grow?

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Enter what you have invested, what you add each month and an assumed return. See what it could grow to by a chosen age, with a year-by-year chart.

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1 Your Numbers

Your Investing Plan

Average yearly growth you assume. It is not a forecast; try a lower and a higher number.

Example: 3 turns S$1,000 a month into S$1,030 a month next year. Enter 0 to keep it the same.

Shows what the total is worth in today’s dollars. Leave empty to skip.

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2 Your Result

Your investments could grow to about

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Modelled Investment Growth
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Time Invested
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Monthly Amount In Final Year (S$/month)
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What This Estimate Assumes

Rough estimate. Your return is a yearly rate added monthly (rate ÷ 12 each month), so 5% a year works out to about 5.12%. You invest at the end of each month. Your monthly amount rises by your chosen % after each full year. Returns are a steady assumption, not a forecast. The lower and higher figures use your return minus and plus 2 points; real markets can do worse or better. If you enter inflation, today’s dollars divide the total by (1 + inflation) for each year. Excludes fees, tax and market ups and downs. How We Calculate →

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When Are Contributions Added?

Each monthly amount is added at the end of the month. It goes up after each full year if you enter a yearly increase.

Is The Return A Forecast?

No. It is a steady rate for trying out different cases. Real returns go up and down, and can be negative.