$5000 is invested for 10 years at 6% compound annual interest - how much did the investment earn?

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

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  • @bucksindiapaleale64
    @bucksindiapaleale64 2 года назад +17

    Don't care what the answer is...just tell me who is giving you 6% so I can invest there as well.

    • @bucksindiapaleale64
      @bucksindiapaleale64 2 года назад

      Compounded annually = $8954.24
      Compounded quarterly = $9070.09
      Compounded monthly = $9096.98
      Compounded daily = $9110.14

    • @mikedickerson1978
      @mikedickerson1978 2 года назад

      6% interest on your investment is pretty unrealistic these days. You'd be lucky to find anything that yields any more than about .5% interest.

    • @MikeOtranto
      @MikeOtranto 2 года назад

      I pay my investors 10% simple interest

    • @MikeOtranto
      @MikeOtranto 2 года назад +1

      I love this channel! Do you have a course or series of videos that deal with probability and statistics?

    • @richardduggar4665
      @richardduggar4665 2 года назад +2

      He probably does statistically speaking

  • @ATrainGames
    @ATrainGames 2 года назад +3

    Good stuff. Run this forward... And by the time you hit year 22 you start making $1000 annually in INTEREST, kids. :D Thanks for sharing!

  • @mike-yp1uk
    @mike-yp1uk Год назад +2

    All my life this simple formula eluded me but I get it 40 years later.

  • @dolfrobz8457
    @dolfrobz8457 2 года назад +4

    Hello, do you have or could you recommend a great program (to practice math over and over) to study college algebra for a clep test, thank you so much! Great video.

  • @pas6295
    @pas6295 5 месяцев назад

    Formula is P=P(1+R/100)the whole to the power of 10. The answer is new Principle minus the initia one gives how much you earn as interest

  • @TheNewGreenIsBlue
    @TheNewGreenIsBlue 2 года назад +1

    5000 x 1.06^10
    =8954.24
    $3954.24 gain, or 79% gain over 10 years.

  • @seekingtruth9677
    @seekingtruth9677 Год назад

    who pays my account the compound interest the stocks or the brokerage account. how and when is it paid out monthly?

  • @philwhite5815
    @philwhite5815 2 года назад +1

    Where did you come up with the 1 (1+.06)?

    • @richardduggar4665
      @richardduggar4665 2 года назад +2

      The 1 in (1 + 0.06) is 100% of the principle and 0.06 is the interest on the principle both as decimals

    • @richardduggar4665
      @richardduggar4665 2 года назад

      You could write it as 5000(100% + 6%)^10

  • @robertarguello1115
    @robertarguello1115 2 года назад

    Thank you!

  • @TheStefanoconnor2
    @TheStefanoconnor2 Год назад

    How did you get that when I do 5,000 x 1.79 on my calculators it say it's $8,950

  • @rogerdudra178
    @rogerdudra178 2 года назад

    Greetings from the BIG SKY. This is the math I used in a program I wrote.

  • @posh0610
    @posh0610 Год назад

    My calculator tells me that 5000x 1.79 equals 8950 exactly. Should I get a new one?

    • @9672justemor
      @9672justemor Год назад +1

      That’s what I’m wondering too

    • @Tury1799
      @Tury1799 7 месяцев назад

      same lol

    • @Tury1799
      @Tury1799 7 месяцев назад

      ok so i know what happened. when you do the interest rate 1.06^10, the number you get, multiply that whole number that is in the calculator by 5000

  • @mariadesir75
    @mariadesir75 Год назад

    I am so grateful for my 7th grade math teacher, I am SOOOOOOOO financially wise because of the TIME he INVESTED in his students. So grateful for awesome LEADERS like yourselves.

  • @danielcase1046
    @danielcase1046 2 года назад

    we only have to figure out which law to apply

  • @tomtke7351
    @tomtke7351 2 года назад +1

    cannot recite formula but it's easy to find on the internet: "compound interest formula."
    A one semester college class for professional engineering focused on money and interest. It was an amazing class and a real eye opener.
    Just because you have a structured settlement for 10 years at $1,000 a year doesn't mean you qualify at the beginning for a lump sum of $10,000.

  • @Moneykingkevo
    @Moneykingkevo Год назад

    That's if you stop adding to your principal... keep adding to it you will reach your goals before 10 years

  • @Moneykingkevo
    @Moneykingkevo Год назад

    It's definitely powerful mines went from 36 cent 1.80 4.45 in 3 months might be looking at close to 10 dollars next month

  • @jimwhitmer7957
    @jimwhitmer7957 2 года назад +1

    Actually- $3,954.24

  • @jimwhitmer7957
    @jimwhitmer7957 2 года назад +2

    $3,954 earned.

    • @Moneykingkevo
      @Moneykingkevo Год назад

      How long it took you and what was your APY ?

  • @kennethwright870
    @kennethwright870 2 года назад

    5,000*1.06^ 10=$8,954.24, so return on investment = $3954.24 & return of investment = $5000….

  • @dwaipayandattaroy9801
    @dwaipayandattaroy9801 2 года назад

    6/100* 5000 = 300.
    new baland First Year is 5300
    now 6/100 * 5300 = 318
    and Year NB = 5618 kind Compound 8 more years

  • @dkhnova
    @dkhnova Год назад +1

    Though it's often repeated, there's no valid source for that Einstein "quote".

  • @yannicburke6723
    @yannicburke6723 6 месяцев назад

    Can give an examples $500 for 2 yrs @20%

  • @SaleemKhan-gp4ud
    @SaleemKhan-gp4ud 4 месяца назад

    Great

  • @jefferywise1906
    @jefferywise1906 2 года назад

    At what tax rate… final income isn’t what you earn it’s what you get.

  • @danielcase1046
    @danielcase1046 2 года назад

    well we have to include inflation

  • @danielcase1046
    @danielcase1046 2 года назад

    What will happen if money and things become valueless?

  • @stevenkaplan2376
    @stevenkaplan2376 10 месяцев назад

    You should have made it simple and done it on a calculator as a visual memory aid
    Good video though!

  • @ElviraSongalla
    @ElviraSongalla 2 года назад

    13:15donereplayed

  • @JDFord-ux1bl
    @JDFord-ux1bl 3 месяца назад

    Far to much talk, how many times do we need to here compound exponential, not more than a couple of times. Get to the math

  • @Moneykingkevo
    @Moneykingkevo Год назад

    Create your own APY by opening up multiple savings accounts no single account gonna offer 6% ...go get this bag he trying to teach you to get

  • @betisami336
    @betisami336 2 года назад

    Complicate.

  • @danielcase1046
    @danielcase1046 2 года назад

    that's easy, just follow your instincts