FD + Mutual Fund Growth Calculator lets you invest in both FD and mutual funds, auto-adding monthly or quarterly FD interest into mutual funds to show combined compounding growth over time.
FD + Mutual Fund Growth Calculator
Maximize returns by investing FD interest in Mutual Funds
How This Strategy Works
This hybrid investment approach combines the safety of Fixed Deposits (FDs) with the growth potential of Mutual Funds (MFs):
- You invest a lump sum amount in an FD (safe, guaranteed returns).
- The interest earned from the FD is systematically invested in Mutual Funds (higher growth potential).
- Over time, the FD principal remains secure while the MF investments grow at a higher rate.
- This strategy balances safety + growth better than pure FD or pure MF investments.
Current Market Rates (2024)
| Investment | Expected Returns | Risk Level |
|---|---|---|
| Bank FDs | 6.5% – 7.5% p.a. | Low (Guaranteed) |
| Large Cap Mutual Funds | 10% – 12% p.a. | Moderate |
| Flexi Cap Mutual Funds | 12% – 15% p.a. | Moderately High |
| Small Cap Mutual Funds | 14% – 18% p.a. | High |
Benefits of This Strategy
- Safety: FD principal remains protected.
- Growth: MF investments benefit from compounding.
- Tax Efficiency: LTCG on equity funds taxed at 10% (after ₹1 lakh exemption).
- Flexibility: Choose FD tenure & MF type based on risk appetite.
FD + Mutual Fund Growth Calculator is a hybrid wealth-building tool where an investor allocates money to both a fixed deposit and a mutual fund, and the FD interest (monthly or quarterly) is systematically added into the mutual fund as a top-up. This structure simulates a strategy where stable FD income continuously feeds a market-linked portfolio, creating an accelerating compounding effect on total wealth.
By entering FD principal, interest rate, payout frequency, mutual fund starting amount, expected return and investment period, the calculator projects how FD corpus, periodic interest flows and mutual fund value grow together. It shows the final combined portfolio value and how much extra wealth is created by reinvesting FD interest into mutual funds instead of keeping it idle, helping investors design smarter, income-fed growth strategies.
