investing-concepts

Compound Interest

Compound interest is interest earned on both the original amount and previously earned interest.

Explanation

Compounding accelerates growth over time, especially with consistent contributions. Time in the market usually matters more than trying to time the market.

Example

Earning 6% yearly on 10,000 means future interest is calculated on a growing balance, not just 10,000.

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