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CD Compound Interest Calculator

See what daily, monthly and quarterly compounding are worth.

満期時
$30,783.67
利息
$5,783.67
あなたの定期預金
$
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金利の表示方法

5 年

一般的な期間

複利頻度

満期時の金額
$30,783.67
受取利息の合計
$5,783.67
実効年利回り APY
4.25%

5 年 の定期預金に $25,000.00、金利 4.25% APY、日次複利で $30,783.67 に増加 — 利息は $5,783.67、月平均 $96.39 です。

期間中の残高

元本利息
数値を表で表示
期間中の残高
か月目元本利息残高
開設時$25,000.00$0.00$25,000.00
1y$25,000.00$1,062.50$26,062.50
2y$25,000.00$2,170.16$27,170.16
3y$25,000.00$3,324.89$28,324.89
4y$25,000.00$4,528.70$29,528.70
5y$25,000.00$5,783.67$30,783.67

Calculated in your browser using A = P(1 + r/n)nt. Nothing is sent to a server. Figures are before tax; confirm exact terms with your bank.

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計算式とコンテンツの最終確認日 . 銀行の金利は頻繁に変動します。最新の金利は必ずご利用の金融機関に直接ご確認ください。

結論から

How does compound interest work on a CD?

CD compound interest is calculated with A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt), where n is how many times a year the bank credits interest — 365 for daily, 12 for monthly, 4 for quarterly. Each credit joins the principal and earns interest for the rest of the term, which is why the same nominal rate produces a different maturity value at each frequency. The gap is real but small, and most savers overweight it. A $25,000 CD at 4.25% for one year matures at $26,085.34 compounded daily against $26,062.50 compounded annually — $22.84 apart. Stretch that to five years and the gap widens to $135.11, because the effect is cumulative. What matters far more is which number the bank quoted you. If the 4.25% is an APY it already contains the compounding, and switching the frequency changes nothing about your payout; if it is a nominal APR, the frequency is what turns it into the yield you actually receive.

計算式と手法

計算方法

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

Compounding frequency enters only through n. Everything else is the standard CD growth formula.

A
Maturity value after compounding
P
Principal — your opening deposit
r
Nominal annual rate as a decimal (4.25% → 0.0425)
n
Credits per year — daily 365, monthly 12, quarterly 4, annual 1
t
Term in years (60 months → 5)

手順

  1. 1

    Divide the nominal rate by n to get the rate applied at each credit.

  2. 2

    Add 1. This is the growth factor for a single compounding period.

  3. 3

    Raise it to the power n × t — the number of credits across the whole term.

  4. 4

    Multiply by the principal for the maturity value.

  5. 5

    To isolate the compounding effect, run the same figures at n = 1 and subtract.

ガイド

この計算機の使い方

4つの入力だけで、結果はその場で表示されます。送信も会員登録も不要です。
  1. 1

    Enter the deposit and the nominal rate

    Use the bank's rate sheet. Set the toggle to APR if the figure is a nominal rate — compounding frequency only changes the answer when the input is an APR.

  2. 2

    Set the term

    Compounding is cumulative, so the frequency matters more the longer the term. On anything under a year the difference is usually pennies on a five-figure deposit.

  3. 3

    Switch the compounding control

    Move between daily, monthly and quarterly and watch the maturity value and effective APY update. That movement is the entire value of the frequency.

  4. 4

    Compare against the rate gap

    Note the dollar difference, then compare it to what a 0.10% higher rate at another bank would pay. The rate almost always wins.

計算例

実際の数値を最後まで計算しています。ご自身の数字と照らし合わせて、計算機の結果を確かめられます。

The same $25,000 one-year CD at 4.25% nominal, credited at three different frequencies

入力値

Deposit
$25,000
Nominal rate (APR)
4.25%
Term
12 months

結果

Daily (n = 365)
$26,085.34
Monthly (n = 12)
$26,083.44
Quarterly (n = 4)
$26,079.55
Annually (n = 1)
$26,062.50

Daily beats annual by $22.84 on a $25,000 deposit — about 0.09% of the balance. Daily beats monthly by $1.89. A bank offering 4.35% compounded annually pays more than one offering 4.25% compounded daily, which is why the rate is the first thing to compare and the frequency is the second.

The same comparison stretched to a five-year term

入力値

Deposit
$25,000
Nominal rate (APR)
4.25%
Term
60 months

結果

Daily (n = 365)
$30,918.77
Annually (n = 1)
$30,783.67
Difference
$135.11

Five times the term produces roughly six times the compounding gap, because each year's extra interest compounds again in the years that follow. It is still only 0.44% of the closing balance — meaningful on a long term, rarely decisive.

算出方法

精度と前提条件

どの計算機にも前提条件があります。当サイトの前提を明記しますので、この数値が何を織り込み、何を織り込んでいないかがはっきり分かります。
  • The rate is fixed for the whole term and every credit is retained in the CD rather than paid out.

  • Daily compounding uses a 365-day year, the convention used by most US banks. A handful use 360, which lowers the result very slightly.

  • Interest is credited on a regular schedule with no partial first period. Real CDs open mid-month and the first credit is prorated.

  • Figures are gross of tax. CD interest is taxable in the year it is credited, even if you cannot withdraw it until maturity.

計算の慣行は、米国の金融機関が預金口座のAPYを開示する方法を定めたRegulation DD(12 CFR 1030)に従っています。付保対象の金融機関への預金は、預金者ごと・銀行ごと・所有区分ごとに$250,000までFDICで保護されます。

一次情報

これらのルールの出どころ

この計算機が従う慣行は、当サイトではなく規制当局が定めたものです。各項目は定めている機関にリンクしていますので、当サイトの説明を信じるのではなく、ご自身で確認いただけます。

詳細

重要なポイントとルール

CDを開設または継続する前に知っておきたい要点をまとめました。
  • Compounding frequency and interest payout frequency are different settings. A CD can compound daily but pay out monthly, in which case the paid interest leaves the account and stops compounding — that is a simple-interest CD in practice, and its maturity value is lower.

  • If the bank quotes an APY, the compounding is already baked in. Regulation DD requires the APY to reflect the institution's own compounding method, which is exactly why the APY exists: it makes two differently-compounded CDs directly comparable.

  • Continuous compounding, A = Pe^(rt), is the mathematical ceiling. At 4.25% for one year it returns $26,085.40 — six cents above daily on $25,000. There is nothing left for a bank to win by compounding more often than daily.

  • The compounding gap scales with the balance, not with the rate. On $250,000 rather than $25,000, the five-year daily-versus-annual difference becomes $1,351.05 — the same 0.44%, but now large enough to be worth asking about.

  • Some credit unions compound quarterly and describe the payout as a dividend rather than interest. The arithmetic is identical; only the terminology and the insuring agency (NCUA instead of FDIC) change.

活用シーン

この計算機が役立つ方

  • Savers comparing two near-identical offers

    When two banks are 0.05% apart, the compounding schedule is the tiebreaker people reach for. Run both here first — the frequency usually moves the answer less than the rate gap does, which settles it quickly.

  • Anyone handed a nominal rate

    Brokered CDs and credit-union share certificates are often quoted as a nominal rate with a stated compounding schedule rather than an APY. This page converts that pair into the maturity value the quote actually implies.

  • Long-term and retirement savers

    On a five- or ten-year CD the compounding effect stops being rounding. If the deposit is large and the term long, the frequency is worth confirming in writing before you sign.

よくある質問

CD Compound Interest Calculatorのよくある質問

この計算について最も多く寄せられる質問への、直接的な回答です。さらに詳しくは FAQハブをご覧ください。
  • Most US banks compound CD interest daily on a 365-day basis, then credit it to the account monthly or quarterly. Credit unions more often compound quarterly. The rate sheet or the Truth in Savings disclosure states both the compounding method and the crediting schedule, and Regulation DD requires the bank to disclose them.

セキュリティとプライバシー

入力した数値がブラウザの外に出ることはありません

当サイトの計算はすべて、ご自身の端末上でJavaScriptとして実行されます。アカウントもサーバーへの通信もなく、入力された数値にアクセス解析が紐づくこともありません。
  • 銀行と同じ標準的な計算式

    Regulation DDのもとで銀行が用いるのと同じ、複利とAPYの慣行を使用しています。

  • 完全無料・ログイン不要

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    すべての計算はJavaScriptによりブラウザ内で実行されます。サーバーへの送信も保存も行いません。

HTTPSで配信しており、混在コンテンツはありません。詳しくは プライバシーポリシー をご覧ください。すべての数値の根拠となる 計算式と算出方法 も公開しています。

Stop guessing what compounding is worth

Switch between daily, monthly and quarterly on your own deposit and see the difference in dollars rather than in theory.