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[Feature] Add RD Calculator #1580
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Hey @AsmitaMishra24, Welcome to the project CalcDiverse! 🎊 |
@AsmitaMishra24 how about we merge the two calculators into one and give an option to the user if it is RD or FD? |
@jessicachawla, I don't think it's a good idea because both have different formulas and managing the UI for two calculators will be a lot of work. The interest rate for RD is quarterly, whereas for FD it is annually. |
@Rakesh9100 please let see what you think |
Adding both calculators separately can be beneficial for users who are specifically looking for one type of calculation without any confusion, @jessicachawla so proceed for this as well @AsmitaMishra24 |
Pls provide your PR @AsmitaMishra24 |
Hello @AsmitaMishra24! Your issue #1580 has been closed. Thank you for your contribution!! 🙌 |
Description
Recurring deposits (RDs) are an investment instrument almost similar to fixed deposits. However, you have to make fixed monthly deposits in RDs, unlike a lump sum amount in FDs. RDs create a habit of regular investment among earning individuals. These also instil discipline when it comes to savings. Recurring deposits are offered by the majority of banks and financial institutions.
RD returns calculation can be quite complicated for an average investor to figure out accurately every time. This is where an RD calculator can prove to be immensely beneficial.
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