Accumulated Raise Calculator

Track multiple salary increases over time. Add different raises and see how they accumulate to grow your total compensation.

Track Your Salary Growth

Add Salary Raises

Accumulated Results

Salary History

Understanding Accumulated Raises

How Multiple Raises Compound

Each raise is applied to your current salary, not your original salary. This means raises compound over time, creating exponential growth rather than linear growth.

Final Salary = Starting Salary × (1 + Raise1%) × (1 + Raise2%) × (1 + Raise3%) ...
Example:
Starting salary: $50,000
Year 1: 5% raise → $52,500
Year 2: 4% raise → $54,600
Year 3: 6% raise → $57,876
Total increase: $7,876 (15.75%)

Strategic Career Planning

Use this calculator to:

• Plan your career progression over multiple years

• Compare different raise scenarios

• Track your actual salary history

• Set realistic salary growth goals

• Understand the long-term impact of each raise

Maximizing Your Accumulated Growth

Types of Salary Increases

Annual Merit Raises: 3-6% based on performance

Promotions: 10-25% for new responsibilities

Market Adjustments: 5-15% to match industry standards

Cost of Living: 2-4% to maintain purchasing power

Timing Your Raises

• Negotiate during performance reviews

• Ask for raises after major accomplishments

• Consider job changes for larger increases

• Don't wait too long between raise requests