Take the €20,000 just as an example. Maybe for you it’s €5,000, €30,000 or €100,000. At some point almost every amount raises the same question: what could it actually become?
Here you can calculate with your own amount. You can try two calculators right away. With full access you can also calculate target amounts, percentages in euros, payouts and monthly withdrawals.

The percentage stays the same. Your amount decides which sum actually shows up next to it.
The percentage alone never interested me. I wanted to know which sum actually stood behind my amount, and what changes when the money keeps working over several months.
One first calculation quickly turned into several possibilities. A different time frame, a payout, a new monthly amount – and suddenly the whole calculation had to work all over again.
That’s why I built the calculators so that individual numbers can be changed at any time. You can start with your amount today and come back later with a completely different question.
The first two calculators are free.
Here you calculate how your capital would develop over time under a certain assumed return. You decide the return.
At 8% per month, €10,000 would calculate to €25,182 over 12 months, with the profits staying in the account every month.
The account balance alone says little about what you’ll still be able to buy with this money in a few years. That’s exactly what this calculator works out.
After 3 years, under these assumptions your money would correspond to roughly €9,286 in today’s purchasing power.
With the first two calculators, you worked out how your money could develop and what inflation does to its purchasing power.
The four other calculators pick up right where an interesting number turns into your own plan. You enter your amount and your assumptions and get a calculation you can keep building on.
You enter, for example, €1,000 per month. The calculator works out the capital size based on your chosen monthly net return.
That’s how 8% on €20,000 becomes exactly €1,600.
Let everything keep working, pay out 25% or 50%, or use the entire profit.
You enter, for example, €50,000 and a €1,000 monthly withdrawal, and get the calculated time span.
The variants are ready, and every calculation can be repeated with new numbers. You enter what you want to calculate with. The calculator handles the rest.
€5,000, €25,000 or €100,000: the calculation uses your amount, your time frame and your assumptions.
No spreadsheets to build, no cell references to check, no compound interest or inflation to track yourself.
That way you can run through several amounts, time frames or payout variants one after another.
Access anytime, 24/7. If your capital or your plans change, you just enter your new numbers.
Looking up formulas, building a spreadsheet, checking results and cleanly linking every variant together. That can easily take several hours.
Enter your numbers, read the result, change an assumption and keep calculating right away. The work in the background is already done.
You can use them again for every new money question – with a different amount, a different time frame or a new plan.
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You enter your numbers, the calculator does the maths. No expertise needed.
The calculators show mathematical scenarios based on assumptions you enter yourself. They do not give personal investment recommendations.
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Yes. The calculators work on phone, tablet and computer.
You pay a one-time €29.90. There are no recurring payments.
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If you first want to understand what is actually behind forex, copy trading and all those numbers: that is exactly why I wrote “Peace of Mind”.