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formula for calculating how much is your money worth

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by alincatalin, Jan 5, 2014.

  1. #1
    Hi guys

    I am looking for a formula to calculate how much will my money be worth after a period of time at the current value

    Someone told me to use this formula 1USD/(1+i)^n ,i= current interest rate and n = the period of time

    So if the current interest rate would be 0.25% and if i want to know how much my money will be worth after 10 years i should use this :

    1usd/(1+0.0025)^10 = 0.975 USD this is what my money will be worth after 10 years at the current interest rate of 0.25%


    Is this the correct formula?
     
    alincatalin, Jan 5, 2014 IP
  2. Spoiltdiva

    Spoiltdiva Acclaimed Member

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    Not sure why you would care one way or the other. What will the prices of various commodities be in 10 years due to inflation? That would be the *real* value of your money.
    Also interest rates are fluid, and no way could you get one locked in for 10 years.
     
    Spoiltdiva, Jan 5, 2014 IP
  3. alincatalin

    alincatalin Member

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    I am thing of saving some cash in the bank and they have 4% deposit interest rate(not the same as the global interest rate of 0.25%)...problem is if i put 1000 usd in the bank for 2-3 year i would like to know how much will i get at the current value ,is there a formula to estimate this?
     
    alincatalin, Jan 5, 2014 IP
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    alincatalin Member

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    Well that's the problem i would put the 1k$ on the stock market but i live in EU country and i pay lot of taxes if i invest it in the stock market,they allow only the big guys to invest in stock market ,little guys have no chance ...
     
    alincatalin, Jan 5, 2014 IP
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    gurujava Peon

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    at 4% after 3 years you would have $1124.9 that is assuming zero inflation
     
    gurujava, Jan 7, 2014 IP