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$1,000 at 8% for 30 Years

$1,000 invested at 8% a year grows to $10,063 after 30 years. That is $9,063 of interest.

Final balance
$10,063
compounded yearly
With monthly compounding
$10,936
Total interest
$9,063
906% growth
Money doubles every
9.0 years

Year by year

YearBalanceInterest that yearTotal interest
0$1,000$0$0
1$1,080$80$80
2$1,166$86$166
3$1,260$93$260
4$1,360$101$360
5$1,469$109$469
6$1,587$118$587
7$1,714$127$714
8$1,851$137$851
9$1,999$148$999
10$2,159$160$1,159
11$2,332$173$1,332
12$2,518$187$1,518
13$2,720$201$1,720
14$2,937$218$1,937
15$3,172$235$2,172
16$3,426$254$2,426
17$3,700$274$2,700
18$3,996$296$2,996
19$4,316$320$3,316
20$4,661$345$3,661
21$5,034$373$4,034
22$5,437$403$4,437
23$5,871$435$4,871
24$6,341$470$5,341
25$6,848$507$5,848
26$7,396$548$6,396
27$7,988$592$6,988
28$8,627$639$7,627
29$9,317$690$8,317
30$10,063$745$9,063

What this shows

In year one the interest is $80. In the final year it is $745.

Same rate, same starting amount. The difference is compounding.

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