Project how your regular monthly investments will grow over time with compound interest. This free investment calculator for Singapore lets you compare DCA vs lump sum investing, benchmark against CPF SA rates, and see the power of starting early.
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Discover the power of compound interest. See how early investing can transform your financial future.
How much will your investments grow over time? This investment calculator for Singapore shows you the power of compound interest, whether you're investing a lump sum, doing dollar cost averaging (DCA) monthly, or both.
The concept is simple but the numbers are genuinely eye-opening. Even small amounts invested consistently can grow into something substantial over 10, 20, or 30 years. This compound interest calculator lets you adjust your starting age, monthly investment amount, expected return rate, and target age to see exactly how your money could compound.
You can benchmark your portfolio against CPF SA returns (4% per year) to see how different investment strategies compare. The chart updates in real time as you move the sliders, so you can experiment with different scenarios: what if you start 5 years earlier? What if you invest $200 more per month? What if returns are 7% instead of 5%?
This DCA calculator is especially useful if you're wondering whether to start investing now or wait until you have a larger lump sum. Spoiler: starting early almost always wins, even with smaller amounts. Time in the market matters more than timing the market.
Not sure what to invest in yet? Read our guide on what to invest in as a Singaporean, which covers the S&P 500, VWRA, and how to actually think about building a portfolio. Or explore whether gold deserves a spot in your allocation.
Historical market average: 7-10%
Your portfolio at age 65
Compounded monthly
You Contributed
$240,000
Compounding Earned
$1,072,407
Age 30
$35,796
Age 35
$86,542
Age 40
$158,481
Age 45
$260,463
Age 50
$405,036
Age 55
$609,985
Age 60
$900,527
Age 65
$1,312,407
Starting at 25
$1,312,407
Starting at 30
$900,527
Lost Opportunity
$411,879
Waiting 5 years to start investing costs you $411,879!
The numbers don't lie. Time is your greatest asset. Let's build a personalized investment plan that fits your goals and risk tolerance.
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