How Much Will ₵100,000 Earn on Treasury Bills in Ghana?
At the Bank of Ghana auction issued 2026-08-31, ₵100,000 earns ₵1,233.11 over 91 days, or ₵10,748.27 if you lock it for 364. Every figure below is computed from this week's published rates — no tax is withheld for resident individuals.
91-day interest
at 4.95%
364-day interest
at 10.78%
Best this week
₵10,748.27 interest
Tax withheld
resident individuals
This is an educational calculator, not financial advice. Rates shown are the Bank of Ghana's published weekly auction results (source: bog.gov.gh) and change every week. The rate your bank executes may differ slightly, and banks may apply their own minimums or charges. Tax treatment shown reflects the statutory position for resident individuals — confirm your own situation with the GRA or your bank. Past rates do not predict future rates. accra.cool is not a licensed investment advisor and does not recommend any investment, tenor, or institution. Verify current rates at bog.gov.gh before investing.
₵100,000 at every tenor
| Tenor | Rate | Interest | At maturity | Real return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 91-daymatures 30 November 2026 | 4.9460% | ₵1,233.11 | ₵101,233.11 | -0.4pp |
| 182-daymatures 1 March 2027 | 6.8587% | ₵3,419.95 | ₵103,419.95 | +1.6pp |
| 364-daymatures 30 August 2027 | 10.7778% | ₵10,748.27 | ₵110,748.27 | +5.5pp |
The arithmetic, shown in full for the 91-day: ₵100,000 × 0.049460 × 91 ÷ 365 = ₵1,233.11. Ghana uses an actual/365 day count, which is why the 364-day earns 364/365 of its annual rate rather than the full year.
Roll it or lock it — in cedis
| Roll the 91-day four times | +5.02% | ₵5,024.44 |
| Lock the 364-day once | +10.75% | ₵10,748.27 |
A difference of ₵5,723.84 on ₵100,000 — but this assumes rates stay where they are, and they won't. It shows the tradeoff at today's curve, not a prediction, and it is not a recommendation of either.
Income, not just interest
₵100,000 is where a treasury bill holding becomes an income instrument rather than a savings one. At the 91-day rate it pays ₵1,233.11 every 91 days — about four payouts a year — and you can take that as income while the principal rolls, using the PIM or TIM maturity instructions rather than a full rollover. Run it the other way and the arithmetic is just as useful: to draw a given amount each quarter you need ₵81,096 invested for every ₵1,000 of quarterly income at today's rate. That is the calculation the income-target tool on the main page does, and at this size it is the one that actually matters — not what the bill earns, but what it can reliably pay out without eroding the capital behind it.
Work an income target backwards on the main calculator.
Common questions
How much will ₵100,000 earn on treasury bills in Ghana?
At this week's Bank of Ghana rates (auction 2026-08-31): ₵1,233.11 over 91 days at 4.95%, ₵3,419.95 over 182 days at 6.86%, ₵10,748.27 over 364 days at 10.78%. The largest return is the 364-day at ₵10,748.27, maturing at ₵110,748.27. Resident individuals pay no tax on treasury bill interest.What will ₵100,000 be worth at maturity?
On the 91-day, ₵100,000 matures at ₵101,233.11 on 30 November 2026. On the 364-day it matures at ₵110,748.27 on 30 August 2027. Rates reset weekly, so these figures apply to a bill bought at the current auction.Is it better to roll ₵100,000 in 91-day bills or lock it for a year?
At today's curve, rolling the 91-day four times returns about ₵5,024.44 over the year against ₵10,748.27 for a single 364-day — a difference of ₵5,723.84. That assumes rates stay where they are, which they will not: rolling only wins if short rates rise substantially and soon. We show the tradeoff; the choice is yours.
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This is an educational calculator, not financial advice. Rates shown are the Bank of Ghana's published weekly auction results (source: bog.gov.gh) and change every week. The rate your bank executes may differ slightly, and banks may apply their own minimums or charges. Tax treatment shown reflects the statutory position for resident individuals — confirm your own situation with the GRA or your bank. Past rates do not predict future rates. accra.cool is not a licensed investment advisor and does not recommend any investment, tenor, or institution. Verify current rates at bog.gov.gh before investing.
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