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Contributions go in after-tax, but everything this account earns from here comes out tax-free in retirement.
Roth contributions don't reduce your taxable income today, but qualified withdrawals in retirement — including all the growth shown here — are completely tax-free, which can be a huge advantage if you expect to be in a similar or higher tax bracket later.
Roth IRAs have an annual contribution limit, and the ability to contribute directly phases out above certain income levels — this calculator projects growth assuming your contributions are allowed; check current-year IRS limits separately.
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Total months to compound
n = 20 years × 12= 240 monthsMonthly return rate
r = 7% ÷ 12= 0.5833%Compound monthly, adding your deposit each time
balance = balance × (1 + r) + $300.00, starting from $1,000.00, repeated 240×= $160,316.74Total you contributed (not counting interest)
$1,000.00 + $300.00 × 240 months= $73,000.00Interest earned
$160,316.74 − $73,000.00 contributed= $87,316.74Result
Final balance: $160,317
Of your $160,317 final balance, $73,000 came from your own deposits and $87,317 came from compound interest — compounding did roughly 120% of the work your contributions did.