Future value with compound interestKey formula
- future value
- principal (the starting amount)
- interest rate per year as a decimal (40% = 0.40)
- number of years
interest is paid on the growing balance, not just on the original principal.
Every key formula from the lectures, in one place. Read it the night before the exam, or print it.
interest is paid on the growing balance, not just on the original principal.
two offers quote rates with different payment frequencies and you need to compare what they really pay.
you need a quick doubling time for GDP, prices, population or an investment growing at a steady rate.