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  • Profile photo of guccigalguccigal
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    Hi guys

    does anyone know of any free software or a website where you can plug in some numbers and it works out your compound interest? For example if you invested $1000 a year for 30 years, it would show you how much money you have after each year?

    Thanks [:)]

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    Hey guccigal,

    You can calculate it here:

    http://www.moneychimp.com/calculator/compound_interest_calculator.htm

    Hope this helps.
    Matt

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    Hi GG

    You could try Excel if you have it.
    My favourite is actually a financial calculator like the HP11C or similar. Saves firing up a pc. So quick and take it anywhere, well except scuba diving!

    Clive

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    Thanks so much for that Matt, I just tried that online calculator – so much easier than doing it the longwinded way myself, have bookmarked it for future use [:D] And Clive, will definately look into that financial calculator thing, are they hard to use?

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    And Clive, will definately look into that financial calculator thing, are they hard to use?



    Guccigal

    Not hard to use at all. You basically enter 3 variables and it solves for the fourth.

    Clive

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    GG, I put up a very basic spreadsheet that allows you to do the operation you ask at

    http://members.dodo.com.au/~thefirstbruce/compoundinterest.xls

    you just plug in the initial investment amount, and the interest rate in the green coloured cells. you need to know what the interest rate per period is. a period can be a month or a year, depending how the institution calculates it.

    Bruce
    Mooloolaba, Qld

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