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If you invest 50 per month at an interest rate of 9 for 40 years how much money will you have after 40 years?

234,066.01


How much money will you have if you invest fifty dollars a month at nine percent interest for forty years?

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/-


You save 100 dollars a month how many months will it take you to save money?

Your question does not make any sense.If you save $100 per month, it will take 1 month to save $100.If you save $100 per month for 600 years, you will save $720,000 + accrued interest.Rephrase your question.


Why buy a house instead of renting?

In most cases buying a house is cheaper in the long run than just renting a house because after 15 or 20 years the house is paid for and you own it...Where as with renting you must continue to pay rent every month every year.Example:Say a 3 bedroom home that would cost $135,000.00 total (including financing) to buy it..But you rent it instead and you live there for 25 years at $750.00 per month rent (not counting rent increases) that equals $225,000.00 spent on renting a home....If you had purchased the home at a total (including financing) of $135,000 on a 15 year mortgage with payments of $750 per month and lived there for a total of 25 years you would have saved $90,000 and would own a home...But by renting you have just given someone else $225,000.00 and you have absolutely nothing to show for your money.


How can you pay your 30-year mortgage off in 15 years?

very simple. you double your payment each month. so if your morgage was 500 a month you would pay 1000 a month. even if you dont choose that route you can atleast pay whatever amount more that you are able to because that as well will save you a tremendous amount of money over time.Actually, double your principal and interest payment will result in payoff after only 7 years. This is because, each month, the interest is only assessed one time, so the excess interest goes against principal. To pay off in 15 years, multiply the principal and interest payment by 1.25.

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