Free Compound Interest Calculator

It's close to impossible to live without even a little income, since everything either requires extreme effort or huge amounts of cash. With the variety of activities we are exposed to, money can be earned in quite a lot of ways. Investing is one in particular, with applications like Free Compound Interest Calculator letting you get a general idea of how well and fast you earn from such methods.

Lightweight and easy to use

The main window is all there is to it, with no other elements to confuse you. A real time updating graph displays a representation of your values, while a side panel that holds all tools you need to perform compound calculus. There are even a few sample values provided by default to quickly get you on your feet.
Growth rate and period in years, as well as regular payment and final amount are the fields you need to consider when calculating interest. There aren't any limitations or preset settings to apply, with the whole calculus taking only a few seconds to a couple of minutes at most.

Far from being a pro

However, the set of features ends here and once the new graph is generated, you can only take your shot with new values or use your mouse to zoom in and out or move bars around to better analyze the graph. There aren't any export options, not even to save a simple image of your graph.
What's more, the application's practicality is highly questionable, because it's normal that the more you invest the more comes out. It only lets you better visualize the numbers. With no dependency of an Internet connection or any other info source, generated details only apply at a shallow, general rule of investment.

A few last words

All things considered, we can safely state that Free Compound Interest Calculator doesn't bring anything new on the market, with little practicality that can be pulled from what it has to offer. It saves you little time and effort from otherwise running calculus yourself, but the lack of at least basic export options and poor set of features keep it far from being a pro.