Compound Interest
This video teaches the concept of Compound Interest. When you reinvest past earnings, then in the future you will earn interest not only on the original investment, but also on the past accumulated returns; this is called compound interest.
Key Concepts
Credit, Investing, Saving, Compound Interest, Rate of Return
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