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APY Calculator

Convert APR to Annual Percentage Yield for any compounding frequency.

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APY is always higher than APR due to compounding.

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Compare APY not APR when choosing savings accounts.

How to read your result

APY (Annual Percentage Yield) converts a nominal rate and compounding frequency into a single comparable number β€” it's most useful for comparing two accounts with different compounding schedules (e.g., monthly vs daily), where comparing the nominal rates alone would be misleading.

⚠️ Common Mistakes

βœ• Comparing a nominal APR from one account directly to an APY from another.

βœ“ APY already includes the effect of compounding, while APR (nominal rate) doesn't β€” comparing them directly makes the APR account look worse than it may actually be. Convert both to the same basis first.

βœ• Assuming more frequent compounding always makes a meaningfully large difference.

βœ“ Beyond monthly compounding, the difference to daily or continuous compounding is usually quite small in practice β€” the compounding frequency matters far less than the underlying nominal rate itself.

Frequently Asked

What is APY?β–Ύ

Annual Percentage Yield β€” the real return including compound interest.

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A = 1,00,000 Γ— (1.10)^10 β‰ˆ β‚Ή2,59,374 β€” more than 2.5Γ— growth

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