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Albert Einstein said "Compound Interest" is the eight wonder of the world !! For those who don't know what compound Interest is please kindly do refer the web - there are overwhelming information on this.
My question is , if I invest , lets say $100.00 today on a famous compound Interest to a popular steady stable and strong financial company - then is it possible that after a 150 years, my great great grandson can harvest or inherit the fruit of this investment of mine that would or should be more then $100 million then. In a way I leave a treasure for my future great grand families.
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iamforreal23@ya , what to do when you just feel lonely at times |
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Absolutely possible !
100 x (1.1) ^ 150 = 150,000,000
=> Interest rate 10% per annum compunded over a period of 150 years
You are a genious ! |
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muncie birder
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Despite the hypothesizing which there is nothing wrong with, there is a thing or two that you are not taking into account. 1. inheritance taxes and income taxes. 2. finding an investment that will return that amount consistently for 150 years. Most companies run out of steam after about 20 to 30 years. In fact many go belly up in that amount of time. Between 1 and 2, the odds are strongly against you. |
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wannano
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Sure, if you think the economy will hold out for 150 years (highly doubtful!) |
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Ibrahim E
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It is possible, but we have to consider:
1. what taxes you are going to pay on the interest of the money you saved.
2. Are there any account keeping fee that are deducted each year?
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iamforreal23@yahoo.com
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if i were a genius i wouldnt be on yahoo answers asking questions |
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ericowen_98
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That is a lot of money today but won't be worth the same then...if anything at all. |
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sarah.sazaroo
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Best question I've read today.
For some reason I have doubts about the truth. |
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dukominimo
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this is not a forum to test IQ of anyone.this form is for genuine help wherever required |
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Robert D
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That is true, it is possible. If you can find the right company that would be able to offer that for 150 straight years and a good enough interest rate.
You would need about 9.7% annual compound interest for the $100 million.
Now the cool thing is, if you found this great account, if u put in $50 a year for 50 years, you would have $120,000, and if you left that for an addition 100, you would have $1.3 BILLION!
I believe the best you are going to find out there will be around 6%. So with the $100 investment, in 150years it would be $625,000. Which in 2157, probably won't be a great deal of money. |
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linkwaker007
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The answer is yes. |
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yacharekar
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your $ 100,000 will be approximately $ 209, 715, 200.00 if you keep it on a famous compound interest. |
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katerschenko
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Yes, if all your assumptions are correct. How do you think the great land owners of Europe amassed their wealth over the centuries? They certainly did not work for a living. |
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I some how doubt it will be 100 million, but no matter the sum it is worthy investment. |
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Dj Downunder
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i wish australia had intrest rates that high as to return 100 million after 150 years |
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livebyphilosophy
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This would work... in the situation that the company lasts for another 150 years, that stocks and investments are still the best ways to earn money, that inflation never happens.
However what is the chance that this good company will last 150 years?
Or that they don't make up a new law banning how the stock works in the next 150 years?
Or that they won't raise taxes on the money, and that due to inflation that $100 million will only be worth the oringinal 100 that was put in?
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It all depends on the situation dude. |
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