Quote Originally Posted by SomeDude
No one really helped so I figured this would be as good a first post as any.

Finding the answer requires knowing how often the interest is compounded. The formula is A=P(1/1-N)^RT.

Or you could just type "compound interest calculator" into google and get a bunch of pages that'll do it for you.

yea that compounded shit gets me ,

its every 3 mths,,,,,a quarter year....

and no have no wife,,(she was bad at math anyway)

but thanks..ill go for that google
maybe figure it out
just hoping some young fresh mind could spit that answer out
i know mine will eventually,,,,but it'll take some thoughts
call me lazy just thought
dang these kids do this shit everyday
haha peace
NowhereMan Reviewed by NowhereMan on . smart people needed i get numbers all screwed up in my head,. anyone good with shit like figuring out interest on investments and such please take two minutes to do a lil math for me $1.025.38 deposited 36 mths with 2.23% interest rate and $4,329.27 x 60 months Rating: 5