Time for a lump sum to double?
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Based on the rule of 72 your asset will double in 11.1 years.  \nHere is how the rule of 72 works;\n\n\nThis teaches you how to determine the number of years it will take for your investment or debt to double in value.\n\nDivide the number 72 by the percentage rate you are paying on your debt, or earning on your investment. Here are two examples...\n\nYou borrowed $1,000 from your friend, who is charging you 6% interest. 72 divided by 6 is 12. That makes 12 the number of years it would take for your debt to your friend to double to $2,000 if you did not make any payments.\n\nYou have a savings account with $500 deposited in it. It earns 4% interest from the bank. 72 divided by 4 is 18. It will take 18 years for your $500 to double to $1,000 if you don't make any deposits.\n\nRemember: 72 divided by the Interest Percentage is the number of years it takes to double.\n\n\n\n\nFor a calculator that you can use to determine how long it will take to double your money based on interest rates check this out.....
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The federal government consider the phrase "high yield investment program"  (HYIP) a sign that you are probably dealing with a scam.  These doubler sites are obvious scams as well.  You are not going to double your money in a few days. You are going to lose it to a scam. \n\nDid you know if you invest 1 dollar and you double your money 10 times, you will have 1024 dollars?  Double it 20 times and you'll have over a million dollars.  Double it 40 times and you'll be the first trillionare.  When you make your first trillion, can you give me $10 for this advice?\n\n See this federal government website for more info on these scammers:
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at 1.28 pm today, $628.20.\n\nAt 2:19 pm, $627.20
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It depends when you change it - the rate fluctuates constantly. A good resource can be found at:\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/
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1800Merrill\nBut before you borrow from your 401k be sure to read attached article.
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10 times double, huh. Talk to a stock broker. Futures in food and gold are good but that's a pretty high goal to obtain. Good luck.
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multiply amount owed(pay off) by % and add. subtract that amount from the original amount. if I am understanding you correctly.
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its 27% normaly(ie double ur money every 3 years).. here in the indian stock market.. and if u invest intelligently.. and the way the markets have been moving.. over the last 2 yrs.. u can expect to double ur money every two years!
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Just recalculate it each day and compound it again with the new balance that got taken over from yesterday.  Banks typically use 360 days you can use that when compounding.  If the balance is really changing daily, you can probably contact the bank once in a while to sync and make sure you're calculating them correctly.
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That depends on how often the interest is compounded.
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You can get a rough but quick estimate by halving the time, calculating the sum+interest and dividing the result by number of quarters. That is x(1+10*0.076)*80=2000000\nor, x= 14200 (approx)
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The tax limit for redundancy payments was £30000.  After that the lump sum becomes taxable.  This limit may have increased in the latest budget, so check on the HMRC website to make sure.
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it will double with 18% interest in four years.  Lots of ways to do it, none are guaranteed.  Try paper trading in the futures market for a while and see if you have a knack for it.  That's a good way actually, as long as you aren't a gambler type and you keep your goals realistic.
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Investments with a doubling would be a geometric sequence.  Terms depend on a *multiplication* of previous terms, so it is geometric.\n\nc) geometric sequence.
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Very simply, the Rule of 72 allows you to figure in your head the approximate number of years required for your investment to double with varying growth rates. Take your BTD portfolio. Say you want to know when it'll double if it grows annually at 20%. Simply divide 72 (the magic number) by 20 (the growth rate) and round to the nearest integer. Whether Foolish or Wise, you know right away that 72 divided by 20 is rounded to the number 4. That means it takes about 4 years for your BTD to double at a 20% annual return.
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the rule says that\n\nif the interest rate is x %, then your investment would approximately double in 72/x years.\n\nfor example, if the interest rate is 9%, it would take approximately 8 years to double the value of your initial investment.\n\nThis rule is more accurate if the interest rate is small. You might prove it mathematically. It's very easy to prove it.
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Sure you can... talk to a discount broker. You can also throw your money into your trash can for faster results.