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User: Compound these figures in a stocks and shares ISA UK, with a 10% gain per year with dividends reinvested. edit

Compound these figures in a stocks and shares ISA UK, with a 10% gain per year with dividends reinvested.

£250 per month for 30 years

Assistant: Here’s the compounded value of £250 per month for 30 years in a UK Stocks & Shares ISA, assuming a 10% annual return wi… edit

Here’s the compounded value of £250 per month for 30 years in a UK Stocks & Shares ISA, assuming a 10% annual return with all dividends reinvested.

📊 Assumptions edit
  • Monthly contribution: £250
  • Time period: 30 years
  • Annual return: 10%
  • Monthly compounding: 10% / 12
  • Dividends fully reinvested
  • Formula: Future Value of a monthly investment (annuity)
💰 Result edit

Using the standard compound-interest formula:

Final value ≈ £565,122

So after 30 years, investing £250 per month at a 10% annual return, you would likely end up with around £565k, assuming consistent returns and reinvested dividends.

📈 What this means edit
  • Total contributions: £250 × 12 × 30 = £90,000
  • Growth: £565,122 – £90,000 = £475,122 from investment returns alone
  • The majority of the final amount comes from compounding, not contributions.

If you'd like, I can also show:

  • yearly breakdowns,
  • different return scenarios (e.g., 6%, 8%, 12%),
  • inflation-adjusted values,
  • graphs, or
  • comparisons with lump-sum investing.

Just let me know!

References edit

  1. "Compounded ISA investment value". ChatGPT. Retrieved 2025-11-26.