Compound Interest Calculator

Compound Interest Calculator is a small-sized tool you can use to calculate the worth of investments over time, according to several parameters, such as initial and regular investment, along with the interest rate and number of years.

Wrapped in a user-friendly GUI made from a clear-cut window with a simple, yet elegant appearance, the application shows all options it has to offer, enabling you to enter data to calculate interest.

This data includes the initial and regular investment (monthly, quarterly, annually), compounded (daily, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, annually), interest rate, and number of years.

The task is performed fast and you can find out the worth of your investment after the specified years count, statistics with the interest, initial and regular investments, together with a graph.

On the lower part of the control panel, you can view two reports generated by Compound Interest Calculator with the yearly and monthly breakdown, which shows the month and year investment, total investment, month and year interest, total interest, and balance for each month and year.

A search function is put at your disposal for quickly tracking down pieces of information. Although there is no exporting option built into the program, it has print and print preview functions with multiple viewing options, such as page layout and zoom mode.

Unfortunately, these two features were ineffective in our tests; the preview displayed an empty window while the print setting didn't trigger any action.

The program consists of a single EXE file that can be copied to the local drive or to an external storage device to run it on any computer without setup.

It doesn't add new entries to the system registry, create files on the disk without letting you know about it, or need DLLs or other components to work properly. To delete it, you just have to delete its executable.

Apart from the two components that didn't work as expected in our tests, Compound Interest Calculator proved to be speedy. It offers some detailed information about compounded interest and can be easily tackled by any user.