Yield is the rate of return compared with the amount invested. It is commonly used to assess rental income, interest, dividends, and returns from other assets.
Yield makes different investments easier to compare, but it should be considered together with risk, expenses, taxes, liquidity, and the possibility that returns may change.
Examples
Example 1: Buy a property for 4,000,000 and rent it for 30,000 per month. Choose "Return per month" to calculate the monthly yield, annual yield, and estimated payback time.
Example 2: Invest 1,000,000 and receive 20,000 per year. Choose "Return per year" to calculate the annual yield and monthly average.
Example 3: If you want a return of 2% per month from an investment of 1,000,000, the calculator shows the monthly and annual income and the estimated payback time.
1Calculate Yield from Investment Income
Details: Use this section to find what percentage return your investment income represents. For example, if you buy a property for 4,000,000 and receive 30,000 per month in rent, the calculator shows the monthly yield, annual yield, and estimated payback time.
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Enter your investment amount and income.
2Calculate Investment Income from Yield Rate
Details: Use this section when you know the investment amount and the yield you want, and need to find the income amount. For example, if you invest 1,000,000 and want a return of 2% per month, the calculator shows the monthly income, annual income, and estimated payback time.
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Enter investment and yield rate.
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