Compound interest

by Richard C. Wilson on November 16, 2011

Below please find a definition of “Compound interest”

Financial Analysis Training & Glossary TermsDefined Term – Compound interest: The method of adding interest to the principal and the accumulated interest on the initial principal is known as compounding. And the interest that accumulates in termed as the compound interest. The big advantage of compound interest is the fact that the principal amount grows at a very fast rate as opposed to simple interest.

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