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Investment Calculator

Simulate initial and monthly contributions, assess inflation impact, and know exactly when your financial goal can be reached. Ideal for planning retirement, emergency fund, or medium-term objectives.

Quick insight

We automatically adjust profitability for estimated inflation. Compare the real result with your goal to understand if the current plan ensures purchasing power gain.

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Resultado

Montante final brutoR$ 54.385,72
Total investidoR$ 40.000,00
Juros acumuladosR$ 14.385,72
Rentabilidade acumulada35,96%
Montante ajustado pela inflaçãoR$ 44.701,09
Rentabilidade real11,75%

Total aportado

R$ 40.000,00

Juros gerados

R$ 14.385,72

Situação da meta

Faltam R$ 145.614,28 para atingir a meta

Projeção anual do investimento

5 anos analisados
AnoTotal investidoJuros acumuladosSaldo brutoSaldo real
1R$ 16.000,00R$ 1.270,27R$ 17.270,27R$ 16.606,03
2R$ 22.000,00R$ 3.267,56R$ 25.267,56R$ 23.361,28
3R$ 28.000,00R$ 6.064,59R$ 34.064,59R$ 30.283,29
4R$ 34.000,00R$ 9.741,32R$ 43.741,32R$ 37.390,26
5R$ 40.000,00R$ 14.385,72R$ 54.385,72R$ 44.701,09

Calculation methodology

The simulator uses the future value formula with uniform contributions (payment series). Each month it calculates interest on the accumulated balance, adds the periodic contribution, and updates the total invested. We also project inflation for the same interval to convert the gross amount into real values.

FV = P × (1 + i)^n + A × ((1 + i)^n - 1) / i

Where P is the initial contribution, A the monthly contribution, i the equivalent monthly rate, and n the number of months.

The calculation happens month by month to allow goals with fractions of a year, negative rates, and inflation adjustments. If you enter a zero rate, the simulator simply adds the contributions and returns the total invested, facilitating savings planning without returns.

Strategies to accelerate goals

  • Increase contributions in the first years: the compound interest effect grows over time.
  • Reinvest bonuses, tax refunds, and 13th salary as extra contributions.
  • Diversify between post-fixed assets (protect against inflation) and pre-fixed (take advantage of falling interest rate cycles).
  • Review goals annually and adjust contributions according to income evolution and cost of living.

Goals reference table

Use the table below to visualize how much you need to invest per month to reach classic objectives, assuming an annual return of 9% and 4% inflation. Adjust the values in the calculator to reflect your reality.

ObjectiveGoal ($)PeriodEstimated monthly contribution
Emergency fund$5,00024 months≈ $195
Property down payment$20,0005 years≈ $270
Supplementary retirement$170,00025 years≈ $260
International exchange$13,5004 years≈ $210

Connect with other calculators

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Frequently asked questions about investments

Open each topic to understand methodology, rates, and financial goals in practice.

How does the calculator project the investment?+

The tool applies compound interest month by month, adds the initial contribution, incorporates monthly contributions at the end of each period, and calculates the accumulated gross amount. Then, it adjusts the value for estimated inflation to display real purchasing power.

What rate should I enter?+

Enter the nominal annual rate of the investment (CD, Treasury bonds, fund, pension, etc.). If you only have the monthly rate, use the annual → monthly interest converter to convert correctly.

How to interpret the inflation-adjusted amount?+

The adjusted amount shows how much the accumulated balance represents in today's values, discounting the estimated annual inflation. It allows evaluating whether the profitability is really overcoming the loss of purchasing power.

Does the calculator indicate when I reach a goal?+

Yes. Just enter the financial goal and the simulator identifies the month when the projected balance exceeds the desired value. If this doesn't happen within the period, you'll see how much you still need to invest.

Can I use it to compare investments?+

Use the same contribution structure in different simulations, changing only the annual rate or inflation index. Compare the gross final amount, real profitability, and goal achievement date to choose the best product. Complete the analysis with the Percentage Calculator and with the Currency Converter if there are foreign investments.