Smart Saver RD

Recurring Deposit Calculator Nepal

Build savings effortlessly with fixed monthly deposits and guaranteed returns over a chosen tenure.

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Year

Total Amount Deposited

Rs.

Total Interest Earned

Rs.

Maturity Amount (Before Tax)

Rs.

Tax Deducted

Rs.

Net Maturity Amount

Rs.

RD Overview

What Is a Recurring Deposit?

A recurring deposit is a savings product where you deposit a fixed amount every month for an agreed term, and the bank pays interest on the growing balance. At the end of the term you receive your total deposits plus the interest they earned. A recurring deposit calculator shows you what that final figure looks like before you commit, including the interest earned and the tax deducted at payout.

The key difference from a fixed deposit is the starting point. A fixed deposit needs one lump sum up front. A recurring deposit lets you build the same savings from monthly income, which suits salaried earners who cannot set aside a large amount at once.

Recurring deposits in Nepal are offered by commercial banks, development banks, and finance companies licensed by Nepal Rastra Bank, usually with terms from six months and above.

How to Use

Step-By-Step Guide on Calculating Your RD

Try lowering the monthly amount and extending the tenure — a smaller, sustainable installment often beats an ambitious one you cannot maintain.

  1. 01

    Enter monthly deposit

    Use an amount you can commit to every single month, not your best month.

  2. 02

    Set interest rate

    Use the rate quoted for your tenure. Institutions revise rates monthly, so check a current rate sheet.

  3. 03

    Choose tenure

    Pick a term in years. The chart shows how deposits and interest build across every installment.

  4. 04

    Read your results

    Total deposited, interest earned, maturity before tax, tax deducted, and net maturity.

Queries from Our Customers

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about recurring deposits in Nepal.

Each monthly installment earns interest only for the time it stays in the account, and the interest is typically compounded quarterly. Because your money enters gradually, an RD returns less than a fixed deposit holding the same total amount.

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