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Simple interest calculator

Calculate simple interest and the total amount for a principal, an annual rate and a number of years.

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Estimated value
₹1,80,000
Total contributed
₹1,00,000
Growth / interest
₹80,000

Contributed
Growth / interest

How this is calculated

Interest does not compound. Rate and period remain constant; taxes and fees are excluded.

Defaults are editable examples, not current provider quotes. Results are rounded for display. These are scenarios from your inputs, not live market data or investment advice.

About the Simple interest calculator

Simple interest is charged or earned only on the original principal. The interest is the same every year, because it is never added to the principal.

How the Simple interest calculator works

SI = P × r × t

SI
Simple interest
P
Principal
r
Annual rate ÷ 100
t
Years

The total amount is the principal plus the simple interest.

Worked example

Starting amount
₹50,000
Annual rate
9%
Time period
3 years
Estimated value
₹63,500
Total contributed
₹50,000
Growth / interest
₹13,500

Why use a Simple interest calculator?

  • Check interest on short-term loans or advances quoted at simple interest.
  • Compare simple and compound interest on the same terms.

Simple interest calculator FAQs

Where is simple interest used?

In some short-term loans, some deposits that pay out interest instead of reinvesting it, and in quick estimates. Most deposits and loans compound in some way.

Is simple interest the same as a flat rate?

A flat-rate loan charges interest on the full original amount for the whole term, which is simple interest. Its true cost is higher than the same reducing-balance rate; see the flat vs reducing rate calculator.

Can the period be in months?

This calculator takes whole years. For months, divide the yearly interest by 12 and multiply by the months.

Does simple interest ever beat compound interest?

For the same rate and a period longer than one compounding interval, compound interest always gives more.

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