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How much could my savings be worth in the future?

Our savings and interest rate calculator aims to provide you with a general guide to how different interest or growth rates may affect your savings.

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If I had an initial lump sum of £

and / or I will save £ per month

with a growth or interest rate of (up to 20.00%) %

how much could I have in years time

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If I saved x per month, in x years I could have x*.

Don't forget that inflation will reduce your buying power in the future.

For example, assuming a x% inflation rate per year, the value above would be worth x in todays money.*

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* Notes about this calculator

The figures are only illustrative and are not guaranteed.
The actual return on any savings or investment will depend on; the amount you invest, how long you invest for, the interest rate or investment performance, any tax payable and the tax circumstances of the investor and the effects of inflation.
We have not included any product fees or charges in our calculations.
The value of investment products is not guaranteed and their value can fall as well as rise and you could get back less than you invested.

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Take a look at our investment guide which explains some of the investment options available, alternatively, take a look at
Scottish Widows Investment Products or call us on 0845 7678910 - Option 3*

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The growth or interest rate you selected is not guaranteed and may not be available or realistic to an actual savings account or investment.

Inflation refers to the continual increase in prices. As prices rise, the value of money falls, so the pound in your pocket has progressively less buying power.