Investment calculator
Return estimator
See what could happen to your investment with our estimator tool. Is this tool not working?
(£3,000 - £2,000,000)
Move the slider below to show what would happen to your original investment amount if held to maturity, based on what you think will happen to the FTSE 100 Index over this period:
The average of the percentages chosen are used to calculate your potential return.
Your potential return
Change the slider values above to see the effect they have on the return
Your total potential return
*Minimum return you will receive
Your original investment
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To calculate the figure yourself, take the average of the three markets' growth and that will give you the gross interest rate for your investment.
You will get that percentage of your original investment, with a maximum of 51%
* Capped at 51% of your original investment amount
The returns shown above are gross amounts. The actual return that you receive will depend on whether you have invested in a Deposit Plan or an ISA. Deposit Plan returns will be paid after the deduction of tax at the basic rate. ISA returns will be paid tax free as shown above. If you invest in an ISA investment limits apply. Find out more. For the purposes of illustration, figures have been rounded up to the nearest whole pound. The actual amount received will depend on the final calculation at maturity.
The returns shown are examples only and are not indications of the actual return you will receive. The performance of each index is subject to averaging in the final year. The gross amount is based on what you think will happen to the indices, which needs to be realistic, and they are for illustrative purposes only. Past performance of the indices is not a guide to the future performance of the indices. Tax information is based on our understanding of current tax legislation and HM Revenue & Customs practice, both of which may change.
Your original investment amount must be held to the end of the six year term to benefit from the stated potential returns.
Remind me of the risks associated with the Protected Equity Bond.