Monday, July 21, 2014

Savings and Credit Interest Blog


1. If you put $500 into a regular savings account in the bank when you are 18 years old, and add $50 each month, how much will you have when you are 68 years old (50 years later)?
$39,500.23

2. If you put $500 into a regular savings account in the bank when you are 30 years old, and add $50 each month, how much will you have when you are 68 years old (38 years later)?
$28, 301.40

3. If you put $500 into a regular savings account in the bank when you are 40 years old, and add $50 each month, how much will you have when you are 68 years old (28 years later)?
$19,938.10

4. If you put $5000 into a regular savings account in the bank when you are 30 years old, and add $500 each month, how much will you have when you are 68 years old (50 years later)?
$283,013.98

5. If you put $5000 into a regular savings account in the bank when you are 40 years old, and add $500 each month, how much will you have when you are 68 years old (28 years later)?
$199,381.03

6. If you put $500 into a regular savings account in the bank when you are 17 years old, and add $20 each month, how much will you have when you are 47 years old (30 years later)?
$9,022.30

This makes me think…that the sooner one starts to invest in a savings account, the more it will benefit in the future.

1 comment:

  1. Yeah, it looks like investing in a savings account sooner rather then later is very beneficial.

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