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The amount of money you have a year on from now is A x 1.BB^C, where A is the current amount of money, BB is the double-digitted percentage of interest you gain, and C is the number of years into the future. So if you have £14,000,000 in a savings account at a modest rate of 5% interest per annum, then in one year's time, you will have £14,000,000 x 1.05^1, which is £14,700,000. For two years, this would become £14,000,000 x 1.05^2, which is £15,435,000 For three years, this would become £14,000,000 x 1.05^3, which is £16,206,750 And so forth.
Yes, a high interest account is a very desirable savings account because you will gain a decent amount of interest on your money. You will gain much more money if you get compound interest by saving more money into the account monthly.
You would have approximately 200 thousand dollars or more.Assuming, the money is compounded every year, the amount at the end of 40 years would be $220,975.12/-
It depends on the interest rate and what sort of savings you put the money into.
use the "rule of 72".It states that money in the bank will double in a number of years if you divide 72 by the interest rate paid per year.For example:If I can get 7.2% interest per year my money will double in 10 years, because 72/7.2 = 10.
"How much money should be deposited at 4.5 percent interest compounded monthly for 3 years?"Incomplete question.... to do what?
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if its simple interest: I = prt = 240 the total money to be returned is 2240
$120,000
$4.63
over $700,000
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400*(1.06)25 = 1716.75
1048576 dollars
Whats the rate? I = prt; I = interest, p = principal or money(100,000 pounds), r = rate (Example: 5% interest?), t = time in years.
With simple interest the interest is on the capital only. For 2 years, the interest is 2 × 8% of 5,000 = 2 × 8/100 × 5,000 = 800