The savings formula calculates the future value of regular deposits with compound interest — answering the question 'how much will I have if I save X per month for Y years?' There are two scenarios: saving with regular contributions (annuity formula) or with a single lump sum (compound interest formula). This page explains both, their variables, and real examples showing how starting early and
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