📈 Compound Interest

$2,000 at 10% for 15 Years

Investing $2,000 at 10% annual compound interest for 15 years grows to $8,354. That's $6,354 earned in interest on top of your original $2,000.

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Total value after 15 years
$8,354
Amount invested$2,000
Interest earned$6,354
Interest multiplier4.18×
Year-by-year growth
YearBalanceInterest
Yr 1$2,200+$200
Yr 2$2,420+$220
Yr 3$2,662+$242
Yr 4$2,928+$266
Yr 5$3,221+$293
Yr 6$3,543+$322
Yr 7$3,897+$354
Yr 8$4,287+$390
Yr 9$4,716+$429
Yr 10$5,187+$472
Yr 11$5,706+$519
Yr 12$6,277+$571
Yr 13$6,905+$628
Yr 14$7,595+$690
Yr 15$8,354+$759
Final balance after 15 years
$8,354
Invested
$2,000
Interest earned
$6,354
Multiplier
4.18×

How $2,000 grows at 10%

Compound interest earns returns on your returns — not just your original investment. At 10% per year, your money doubles every 7.2 years (the Rule of 72). Over 15 years, that compounds to a 4.18× multiplier.

In year 1, $2,000 earns $200 in interest. By year 15, the annual interest has grown to $759 — because each year's interest is calculated on a larger balance.

$2,000 for 15 years at different rates
RateFinal balanceInterest earnedMultiplier
4%$3,602$1,6021.80×
5%$4,158$2,1582.08×
6%$4,793$2,7932.40×
7%$5,518$3,5182.76×
8%$6,344$4,3443.17×
9%$7,285$5,2853.64×
10% ◀$8,354$6,3544.18×

Year-by-year projection

YearBalanceInterest this yearTotal interestGrowth
Year 1$2,200+$200$2001.10×
Year 2$2,420+$220$4201.21×
Year 3$2,662+$242$6621.33×
Year 4$2,928+$266$9281.46×
Year 5$3,221+$293$1,2211.61×
Year 6$3,543+$322$1,5431.77×
Year 7$3,897+$354$1,8971.95×
Year 8$4,287+$390$2,2872.14×
Year 9$4,716+$429$2,7162.36×
Year 10$5,187+$472$3,1872.59×
Year 11$5,706+$519$3,7062.85×
Year 12$6,277+$571$4,2773.14×
Year 13$6,905+$628$4,9053.45×
Year 14$7,595+$690$5,5953.80×
Year 15$8,354+$759$6,3544.18×

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Balance growth over 15 years
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