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5-Year CD Calculator

See what five years in a CD actually earns.

Al vencimiento
30.124,98 US$
Interés
5124,98 US$
Tu CD
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5 años

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Frecuencia de capitalización

Valor al vencimiento
30.124,98 US$
Interés total ganado
5124,98 US$
APY efectivo
3,80%

25.000,00 US$ en un CD a 5 años al 3,80% APY, con capitalización diaria, crece hasta 30.124,98 US$: son 5124,98 US$ de intereses, una media de 85,42 US$ al mes.

Saldo durante el plazo

CapitalInterés
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Saldo durante el plazo
MesCapitalInterésSaldo
En la apertura25.000,00 US$0,00 US$25.000,00 US$
1y25.000,00 US$950,00 US$25.950,00 US$
2y25.000,00 US$1936,10 US$26.936,10 US$
3y25.000,00 US$2959,67 US$27.959,67 US$
4y25.000,00 US$4022,14 US$29.022,14 US$
5y25.000,00 US$5124,98 US$30.124,98 US$

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La respuesta corta

How much does a 5-year CD earn?

A 5-year CD is the longest term most banks offer as standard, and it exists to sell one thing: a rate you cannot lose for half a decade. A $25,000 deposit at 3.80% APY earns $5,124.98 and matures at $30,124.98; $100,000 matures at $120,499.92. Over five years compounding contributes $374.98 more than simple interest would have, so the effect is finally material rather than decorative. Two considerations dominate the decision. Rolling one-year CDs at today's 4.25% would produce $30,783.67 — $658.69 ahead — so on current pricing you are paying to lock in, not being paid to. And the early withdrawal penalty at this term is typically a full 365 days of interest, $950.00 on $25,000, which means an exit in the first two years hands back most of what you earned. Take the five-year term when you are confident about both the money and your view on rates.

Fórmula y método

Cómo se calcula

A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt), t = 5

Five years of compounding. At 3.80% on $25,000 it adds $374.98 over what simple interest would have paid.

A
Maturity value after 60 months
P
Opening deposit
r
Nominal annual rate as a decimal
n
Compounding periods per year (daily = 365)
t
5 — the term in years

Paso a paso

  1. 1

    Convert the 60-month rate to a decimal and divide by n.

  2. 2

    Raise (1 + r/n) to the power n × 5.

  3. 3

    Multiply by the deposit for the maturity value.

  4. 4

    Subtract the deposit for the total interest across five years.

  5. 5

    Multiply the deposit by the rate to approximate a 365-day early withdrawal penalty.

Guía

Cómo usar esta calculadora

Cuatro datos, resultados en vivo. No hay nada que enviar ni ningún registro.
  1. 1

    Enter your deposit

    Type the amount or drag the slider. Five years of interest is enough to push a large deposit past the $250,000 insurance limit — check the maturity value against it.

  2. 2

    Enter the 60-month rate

    Use the rate quoted for the five-year term. On an inverted curve it will usually be below the one-year rate; that is expected, not an error.

  3. 3

    Read the growth chart

    Five years is the first term where the curve visibly bends away from a straight line. That bend is the compounding you are buying.

  4. 4

    Price the exit before you commit

    Multiply the deposit by the rate for an approximate 365-day penalty. If that number would be unsurvivable, the term is too long for this money.

Ejemplos

Ejemplos resueltos

Cifras reales, resueltas de principio a fin, para que puedas contrastar la calculadora con tus propios números.

A $25,000 deposit in a 60-month CD

Datos

Deposit
$25,000
Rate
3.80% APY
Term
60 months

Resultado

Total interest
$5,124.98
Maturity value
$30,124.98
Simple interest would have paid
$4,750.00
Contributed by compounding
$374.98

Compounding adds $374.98 across five years — about 7.9% more interest than a simple-interest account at the same rate. This is the term where the effect stops being a rounding difference.

Breaking the same CD at month 24 with a 365-day interest penalty

Datos

Deposit
$25,000
Rate
3.80% APY
Withdrawn
Month 24 of 60
Penalty
365 days of interest

Resultado

Interest earned by month 24
$1,936.10
Penalty charged
$950.00
Net proceeds
$25,986.10
Effective annual return
≈ 1.95%

Two years in, the penalty takes nearly half the interest and cuts the realised return to about 1.95% a year — below what a savings account would have paid with no lock-up at all. The penalty does not just cost money; it retroactively makes the whole decision wrong.

Metodología

Precisión y supuestos

Toda calculadora parte de supuestos. Estos son los nuestros, dichos con claridad, para que sepas exactamente qué contemplan las cifras y qué no.
  • The rate is fixed for all sixty months and interest compounds inside the CD.

  • The penalty example uses a 365-day interest convention, which is the most common at five years. Some institutions charge 540 days on terms this long — check the disclosure.

  • The rolling comparison holds the one-year rate at 4.25% for five consecutive years, which is a scenario for contrast rather than a prediction.

  • Figures are gross of tax and of inflation. At 2.5% inflation, a 3.80% nominal return is roughly 1.27% in real terms.

Las convenciones siguen la Regulation DD (12 CFR 1030), que regula cómo las entidades estadounidenses divulgan el APY en cuentas de depósito. Los depósitos en entidades aseguradas están protegidos por la FDIC hasta 250.000 USD por depositante, por banco y por categoría de titularidad.

Fuentes primarias

De dónde salen estas reglas

Las convenciones que sigue esta calculadora las fijan los reguladores, no nosotros. Cada una enlaza al organismo que la emite para que puedas comprobarla en lugar de creernos.

Detalles

Datos y reglas clave

Hechos concretos que conviene conocer antes de abrir o renovar un CD.
  • Five years is the standard maximum term. Beyond it, availability thins sharply and the rate premium usually disappears entirely — which is why a ten-year CD is a specialist product rather than a longer version of this one.

  • The penalty at this term is typically a full year of interest, $950.00 on $25,000 at 3.80%. Federal rules allow the shortfall to come from principal if the CD has not earned that much yet, so an exit inside year one returns less than you deposited.

  • Interest is taxed annually as ordinary income. Five years produces five 1099-INT forms and five tax bills on money you cannot access without triggering the penalty.

  • A five-rung ladder using 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5-year CDs earns close to the five-year rate on average while freeing a fifth of the money every twelve months. For most savers it is the better version of this decision.

  • No-penalty CDs exist but pay materially less. If there is real doubt about the horizon, the lower rate on a no-penalty product is usually cheaper than the penalty risk on this one.

Aplicaciones

Para quién es esta calculadora

  • Savers who want a rate they cannot lose

    If your view is that rates fall from here, five years at today's level is the trade that expresses it — and the $658.69 you appear to give up against rolling is the premium on that insurance.

  • Retirees building predictable income

    A known figure on a known date, insured to $250,000, with no market risk. For the stable sleeve of a retirement plan the five-year CD does a job no fund can quite replicate.

  • Anyone tempted by the headline

    Read the penalty example before committing. Five years is a long time, and the term punishes changed circumstances harder than any other standard CD.

Preguntas frecuentes

5-Year CD Calculator: preguntas frecuentes

Respuestas directas a las preguntas más habituales sobre este cálculo. Hay más en el centro de preguntas frecuentes.
  • At 3.80% APY, $5,124.98 in total — maturing at $30,124.98. Compounding contributes $374.98 of that; a simple-interest account at the same rate would have paid $4,750.00.

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Five years, with the exit priced in

See the compounded maturity value and exactly what breaking the CD early would cost you.