Compound interest taking inflation into account

Mac50

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I am interested to know whether there is a compound interest formula which takes inflation into account. I am familiar with the compound interest formula.

The type of calculation I'm looking to do is

Monthly investment of: $250
Annual interest rate: 4%
Annual inflation rate: 3%
Period of investment: 40 years

Hoping someone can help. Thanks.
Mac
 

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Ill assume Annual interest rate = APR compounded monthly

Effective interest per year is: (1+(0,04/12)^12) = 4,0741%

Inflation: 3%

1+Real return = (1+Effective interest)/(1+Inflation) = 1,040741/1,03

1+Real return = 1,0104281
Real return = 1,04281%

You can use this rate in your formula just like you use the interest rate.
 
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