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ETF savings plan calculator
Project an ETF savings plan (Sparplan) with a monthly rate that rises each year. Free and online: set the assumed return and the years, and see the end value, your deposits and the growth. Nothing leaves your browser.
How to project an ETF savings plan
- 1Enter your monthly rate and any starting amount
- 2Set the assumed yearly return and the years
- 3Read the end value, the chart and the table
- An end value, a chart and a table per year.
What you get
- Nothing is uploaded.The projection runs in your browser. Your numbers are never sent anywhere.
- Starts with 200 a month.The example plan raises the rate 2% a year over 25 years. Change it.
- Fees and taxes left out.The result is gross, at a constant return you choose.
What you can do
- Plan a Sparplan from zero: the starting amount is 0 by default.
- Raise the monthly rate every year by a percentage, for example with your salary.
- Choose a start or end of month deposit.
- See the end value in today's money by entering an inflation rate.
- Compare the balance with your total deposits in a chart and download the yearly table as CSV.
Good to know
- It is a projection at a constant assumed return. Real ETF returns vary, can be negative, and cost fees and taxes that are not included.
- The tool does not know any ETF, index or price. It only does the compound arithmetic.
- The term can be 1 to 80 years.
- It is an estimate from your own numbers, not financial, tax or investment advice.
Questions
What return should I enter?
That is your assumption, not a promise. Many people try a few values, such as 4, 6 and 8 percent, to see the range.
Does it include ETF costs or capital gains tax?
No. Fees and taxes are not included, so a real result will be lower.
What does the yearly increase do?
It raises your monthly rate by that percentage each year, which models a plan that grows with your income. Set it to 0 for a flat rate.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The calculation happens in your browser.