If you earn a 4% annual return on your retirement account each year, how long will it take the current account balance to double if you don't make any additional deposits to the account?
A. |
9 years |
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B. |
18 years |
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C. |
36 years |
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D. |
72 years |
Option B. 18 years
Explanation: According to the rule of 72, we can find out the number of years required to double a particular amount at a given interest rate using the following formula:
The number of years = 72/rate of interest.
So, here the number of years = 72/4 = 18 years.
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