Compound Interest

Continuous compounding explained: the formula A = Pe^(rt), worked examples, a comparison tool and how to solve for time, rate or starting amount.

Seven real-life examples of compound interest with numbers: savings, CDs, 401(k), dividends, credit cards, mortgages and inflation, and what each means for you.

Seven simple habits to make compound interest work for you, with the dollar value of each: start early, automate, raise savings, low fees and more.