Calculadora de Valor Futuro Online Grátis
Future value of an investment with lump sum, recurring contributions and compound growth chart
Sobre Esta Calculadora
Future Value (FV) answers the question: what will my money be worth later if I invest it now? The power of compound growth means that $10,000 invested today at 7% annually becomes $19,672 in 10 years, $38,697 in 20 years, and $76,123 in 30 years — with no additional contributions.
Add a $300/month contribution to that $10,000 lump sum, and the 30-year balance jumps to $387,000. The $108,000 in contributions grew to $377,000 through compounding alone — demonstrating why starting early matters more than contribution size.
The contribution step-up feature models the realistic scenario where you increase contributions as income grows. Increasing contributions by just 3% per year (roughly matching inflation) raises the 30-year outcome from $387,000 to $477,000 — an extra $90,000 from growing contributions that most planning tools ignore.
Rule of 72: divide 72 by the interest rate to estimate how long your money takes to double. At 6%, money doubles every 12 years (72 ÷ 6). At 9%, every 8 years. This mental model explains why fee differences matter: a 1% fee that reduces your return from 7% to 6% extends doubling time from 10.3 to 12 years — a 16% longer wait compounded over decades.
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Exemplo Resolvido
Growing a $5,000 lump sum with $400/month contributions at 7% for 25 years
Entradas:
- Starting lump sum: $5,000
- Monthly contribution: $400
- Annual return: 7% (compounded monthly)
- Time horizon: 25 years
Passo a Passo:
- FV of lump sum: $5,000 × (1 + 0.07/12)^300 = $5,000 × 5.779 = $28,896
- FV of monthly contributions: $400 × [(1.005833^300 − 1) / 0.005833] = $400 × 810.07 = $324,028
- Total FV: $28,896 + $324,028 = $352,924
- Total contributed: $5,000 + ($400 × 300) = $125,000
- Growth from compounding: $352,924 − $125,000 = $227,924
Dicas
- Starting 10 years earlier can double your final portfolio value thanks to compound growth.