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The Rule of 72. It’s a simple formula to estimate how long your money will take to double through compound interest. Divide 72 by your investment's annual return percentage, and you’ll get the approximate number of years it will take. For example, if your investment earns 8% annually, 72 ÷ 8 = 9 years for your money to double. If you increase that return to 12%, your money doubles in just 6 years. This rule shows the magic of compound growth and why starting early and aiming for higher returns can significantly accelerate your wealth-building.
Chasing for infinity • 1y
Hi what are your thoughts on Compound interest Let's say if I invest 10000 Rs every month for 40 years at an annual interest of 8% then after 40 years My invested amount = 48 lacs Money I will get = 3.51 cr But will it really be worthy with an a
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What would be your approximate Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)? You run a mobile app that offers premium subscriptions for ₹500 per month. Last year, you acquired 1,200 new customers, and your marketing spend for customer acquisition was ₹1.2 lakh.
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