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What does this mean? |
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It terms of what? |
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I'm no expert, but it looks to me as if we shut all the shops, bars, restaurants, hotels, offices, warehouses and factories across the entire country all at once. |
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It means buckle your seatbelt Dorothy because Kansas is going bye-bye. |
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The Bank of England will pump an extra £100bn into the UK economy to help fight the "unprecedented" coronavirus-induced downturn. |
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>>89996 compounded growth |
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>>89993>>89996>>89994 |
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jpcompound.gif >>89997 |
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>>90001 Free money from employers is a clear win, but I'd like to see that graph with inflation and fees, as a more relevant scenario than those spookily smooth curves. |
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Power-of-Compound-Interest.jpg >>90004 |
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>>90005 Yeah, but inflation _also_ kicks in at the same time. They're exactly the same mechanism. |
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linechart.png >>90006 |
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>>90008 Edit: not more each month, I wish. Every few months. |
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linechart.png >>90008 |
>> | No. 90011
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>>90010 Compounding works best when you have a large sum for it to be applicable to. |
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