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the type of interest that is calculated on the principal only
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the amount of money that you borrow or invest initially
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The type of interest that is calculated each period on the principal plus the interest that has accrued during prior periods.
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The amount to which an investment will grow.
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The cost of borrowing money or the amount of money earned on an investment.
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The amount of money (rate) above the principal that a borrower will pay on a loan.
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The date on which an obligation must be repaid.
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The interest rate on a loan based on a year.
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A rule that allows investors to calculate how long it will take their money to double by dividing 72 by their expected return.
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The amount of return on an investment.
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A tool for evaluating how much an investment returns each year.
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Money you put into a savings or checking account.
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Money taken out of a savings or checking account.
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Total amount of money that is in an account.
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I = P*r*t
I = interest
P= principal
r= percentage rate as a decimal
t = time in years
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| Compound Interest Formula |
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A=P(1+r/n)nt
A=total amount
P=principal
r=percentage rate as a decimal
n=number of compoundings per year
t=time in years
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| Continuous Compound Interest Formula |
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A=Pert
A=Total Amount
P=principal
r=percentage rate as a decimal
t=time in years
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