Continuous compounding is a method of calculating interest where the frequency of compounding is infinitely large, meaning interest is calculated and added to the principal continuously.

20 August 1945, the day graduate engineer Heinz List filed a patent for the principle of the continuous kneader, is regarded as this compounding technology's birthday. Convinced by the concept, Buss ...

For example, if you want to accumulate ₹1 crore in 15 years, the calculator can help you determine how much you should invest monthly to achieve that target through continuous compounding. Key ...