Investment Returns Calculator
How Investment Returns Work
Investment returns can come from various sources depending on the investment type:
- Stocks: Capital gains (price appreciation) and dividends
- Bonds: Regular interest payments and potential price changes
- Real Estate: Rental income and property value appreciation
- Savings Accounts: Interest payments from the bank
Compound returns occur when you earn returns not only on your initial investment but also on previously accumulated returns. This creates a snowball effect where your money grows faster over time. The power of compounding is amplified by:
- Higher return rates
- More frequent compounding
- Longer investment periods
- Regular contributions
Frequently Asked Questions
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