Investment growth

See what regular investing could grow into, and how much fees and inflation take out of it.

Starting values are examples. Replace them with your own.

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Portfolio value after 25 years
£358,185

That is about £193,202 in today's money at 2.5% inflation.

You pay in£160,000
Investment growth£198,185
Share of the pot from growth55%
Lost to fees£22,878
Portfolio valueValue in today's moneyMoney you paid in
£0£100k£200k£300k£400kYr 0Yr 5Yr 10Yr 15Yr 20Yr 25
Show as a table
YearPaid inPortfolio valueToday's money
0£10,000£10,000£10,000
1£16,000£16,712£16,305
2£22,000£23,801£22,654
3£28,000£31,286£29,052
4£34,000£39,191£35,505
5£40,000£47,538£42,017
6£46,000£56,352£48,593
7£52,000£65,661£55,238
8£58,000£75,490£61,958
9£64,000£85,870£68,759
10£70,000£96,831£75,644
11£76,000£108,406£82,621
12£82,000£120,630£89,695
13£88,000£133,537£96,871
14£94,000£147,168£104,155
15£100,000£161,562£111,553
16£106,000£176,762£119,071
17£112,000£192,813£126,716
18£118,000£209,763£134,493
19£124,000£227,662£142,409
20£130,000£246,564£150,471
21£136,000£266,524£158,685
22£142,000£287,602£167,058
23£148,000£309,860£175,597
24£154,000£333,364£184,309
25£160,000£358,185£193,202
  • Contributions go in at the end of each month and returns compound monthly.
  • Fees come off the return, so your net return is the yearly return minus the fees.
  • Returns are the same every year. Real markets rise and fall, so this shows one possible path.
  • Today's money divides the result by compounded inflation. No tax is applied here.