Compound Interest Formula
Compound interest is quite
different from the simple interest. In compound interest the interest is not
received by the investor each year , instead such interest is reinvested each
year , therefore investor earn interest not only on principal amount but also
on interest earn till the maturity.
Future value = P (1+r) n
P=
Present Value
r=
rate of interest
n=
number of period
Example
Bank Deposit= 150,000
Rate of interest = 8%
Solution
Future value = P (1+r)n
=
$ 150,000(1.08)3
=$
188,956.8
Interest for three years = future value – present value
=
188,956.8-150,000
=38,956.8
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