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Equivalent Compounding Rate Calculator — result sheet
Convert a nominal rate under one compounding frequency to an equivalent nominal rate under another frequency.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: Equivalent target nominal rate=target periods×((1+nominal/source periods)^(source periods/target periods)−1).
The effective annual growth factor is preserved while the nominal quote convention changes.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- Starting nominal annual rate — minimum -0.99; maximum 10
- Source compounding periods per year — minimum 1; maximum 365
- Target compounding periods per year — minimum 1; maximum 365
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Starting nominal annual rate | 0.06 |
| Source compounding periods per year | 12 |
| Target compounding periods per year | 4 |
Equivalent target nominal rate ≈6.03005%.
Assumptions and limits
- The nominal rate and period counts describe the same annual compounding convention.
- Each per-period rate is constant and the base is positive.
- Fees, taxes, early withdrawal, and changing rates are not modeled.
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