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How much money will you have if you started with $500 and put it in an account that earned 9.7% every year for 20 years?
Assuming that Charlie increased his account by 5% and not 5, they had 2800 in May and 2940 in June.
Ramona has $8.00 in her savings account and adds $1.00 each week. Claire has $12.00 in her savings account and adds $3.00 each week. After how many weeks will Claire's account have twice as much money as Ramona's? Answer:4
It seems to mean a lot of money. Referring to the number of decimals in a large amount of money. ex. "I earned a pack of zeros at that gig"
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How much money will you have if you started with $500 and put it in an account that earned 9.7% every year for 20 years?
The interest that is earned on bank accounts is taxable yearly.
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Interest earned in a bank account is not an investment. It is considered an income. The money that you have in the bank account that earned the interest for you is considered the investment
ANSWER It is called "interest".
Earned income is money you get from working. When you have a job, you're paid a salary--usually in a paycheck you get every week or every two weeks.
We debit our bank account every time with withdraw (take out) money from our bank account.
You'll need to go to the bank and ask them.
As a child had a banking account though school and put money in every week and the bank was PSFS which is no longer and don't have my account book?
We debit our bank account every time we withdraw (take out) some of our money.
Your money market is not tax free. All money that is earned as bank interest is considered as taxable money. This is unless you donated that money, or it is an out-of-country bank account.
No. But, it is mandatory that you provide proof of income - as to how you earned that money. All Banks require source of the money to be furnished when you make the deposit