Fixed Deposit Calculator — Singapore
Calculate your fixed-deposit maturity value and interest in SGD at current rates. No signup, no tracking.
Fixed deposit rates in Singapore (2026)
FD rates ≈ 2.5–3% p.a. for 1-year tenures. T-bills (6-month) often better yield. Compare at DBS, UOB, OCBC, ICBC SG, Maybank.
At around 2.8%, the fixed-deposit rate in Singapore is on the low side by international standards.
Reference figures, ~2026. FD interest is often taxable and rates vary by bank and tenure - verify the current rate before depositing.
Worked example
For every $100,000 deposited at 2.80% for 5 years (quarterly compounding):
- Maturity value: $114,971
- Interest earned: $14,971
Scale to your deposit amount. Longer tenures and higher rates grow the maturity value; compare banks before locking in.
How to get the best fixed-deposit return in Singapore
- Compare several banks - smaller and digital banks often pay more than the big high-street names.
- Ladder your deposits across different tenures so some matures regularly and you can reinvest at new rates.
- Check how often interest compounds; more frequent compounding grows the maturity value.
- Factor in tax on the interest, and compare against short-term government bills or bonds.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is FD maturity calculated in Singapore?
Maturity = P × (1 + r/4)^(4n) for quarterly compounding, where P is the deposit, r the annual rate and n the years. fin·calc uses this standard method.
What is the current FD rate in Singapore?
As a 2026 reference, fixed-deposit rates are around 2.8% per year, varying by bank and tenure. FD rates ≈ 2.5–3% p.a. for 1-year tenures. T-bills (6-month) often better yield. Compare at DBS, UOB, OCBC, ICBC SG, Maybank.
Is FD interest taxable in Singapore?
In Singapore, fixed-deposit interest earned by individuals from approved banks and licensed finance companies is exempt from tax — Singapore also has no capital gains tax.
Is a fixed deposit safe in Singapore?
Fixed deposits carry no market risk. In Singapore, deposits are insured by SDIC up to S$100,000 per depositor, per Scheme member. They trade higher safety for lower long-term returns than equities.
Should I choose a fixed deposit or invest instead in Singapore?
A fixed deposit gives a guaranteed return and suits money you cannot afford to risk. Investing targets higher long-term growth but can fall in value. Many people keep an FD for safety and invest separately for growth.
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Sources
Deposit rates are compiled from each country's central-bank publications and the typical offerings of its major banks, reviewed for 2026 and subject to change — always confirm the current rate with your bank before depositing. See our methodology and editorial policy for how we source and update this data.