== $6,348.67
PS - I would guess the IFA has deducted his fees before paying you the interest :-)
I created a spreadsheet (in MS Excel) with 2 columns.
Col A title = 'month', 25 rows, numbers, 0 to 24 (2 years)
B .. first row (month 'zero') is your starting capital, in this case $5000
So, how much will it have grown after the first month ?
Answer 1/12ths of a years interest... so if the annual Interest rate is 12%, then monthly rate is 1%
Since 1% of $5000 is $50, at the end of month 1 you should have $5050.
In general, for each month, your money increases from the previous total to a new total = previous PLUS 1% of previous.
In other words 1.01 times the (previous)
SO .. in column B, second row enter the equation
=1.01*(colB first row)
Copy & paste the equation into the 23 remaining rows
The last figure, in row Month=24 will be result AFTER 24 months (i.e. after 2 years)
2007-10-15 03:47:47
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answered by Steve B 7
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I have a program that works it out.
2007-10-14 10:18:25
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answered by Anonymous
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