8th World Wonder : Compound interest

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8th World Wonder : Compound interest

Tell me 3 key learnings from What did you learn last time ? Let’s see what …you remember from the first class. Tell me 3 key learnings from Budg€t Fun

Educational Game about money

LEARN AND HAVE FUN What you will learn today The compound interest = the most important principle for growing your money Be happy with what you have. Money is a tool that can work for you. Use it wisely ! Ask questions if you don’t understand.. LEARN AND HAVE FUN

TIME FOR YOUR CALCULATOR What is Compound Interest ? Compound interest is a very simple way to grow your money…. Growing your money can be done with three key principles Invest your money with a high return for example 7% Re-invest what you earned again Let time work out and don’t take risks. Do the same again and again.. TIME FOR YOUR CALCULATOR

What is Compound Interest? You have 10 Euro and your grow it with 9% over 4 years…how much do you have in year 5?

What is Compound Interest? Let’s watch a YOUTUBE video to make sure you understand https://youtu.be/immQX0RKFY0

Exercise 1 : Let’s do some math 10.000 Euro – 7% during 10 years You get each of you 10k from me Today on a savings account you get 0,11% interest rate…you get poorer.. Your money grows 7% each year How much money do you have in year 10 ? What happens with your monthly amount? What can you conclude ? Ask questions if you need help…

Exercise 2 : Let’s do some math 10.000 Euro – 15% during 10 years Your money grows 15% each year How much money do you have in year 10 ? What happens with your monthly amount? What can you conclude ?

CAN YOU GROW YOUR MONEY TO 1 MILLION $ or EURO? Question CAN YOU GROW YOUR MONEY TO 1 MILLION $ or EURO?

WOULD YOU PLAY THE LOTTERY, BUY NICE THINGS, TRAVEL,…? Question : what would you do with 1 million ? WOULD YOU PLAY THE LOTTERY, BUY NICE THINGS, TRAVEL,…?

Correct answer

DOES A LUXURY CAR, HOUSE, … GIVE YOU MONEY EACH MONTH ? Correct answer DOES A LUXURY CAR, HOUSE, … GIVE YOU MONEY EACH MONTH ? INVEST ONLY IN ASSETS THAT GENERATE AND GIVE YOU MONEY

Let’s discuss an example of 4 people 10.000 Euro – Interest rate of 6,5% Starting amount of 10k 4 different people Chloe, Quincy, Lyla and Noah Chloe saves 10.000 each year. Quincy only 10 years, Lyla starts from her 35 only, Noah puts it on a savings account… What can you conclude ?

ADDITIONS TO YOUR AMOUNT PER YEAR Key Principles of Compound Interest ANNUAL RATE OF RETURN or GROWTH RATE (How fast you can grow your money…) TIME ADDITIONS TO YOUR AMOUNT PER YEAR

WHAT CAN YOU LEARN FROM THIS TABLE ? Growth of your money – Table 25 years with different Annual Rate of return and Monthly investments WHAT CAN YOU LEARN FROM THIS TABLE ?

SAVE AND INVEST AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE …. Do you think you can reach it? What do you need to be successful ? SAVE AND INVEST AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE ….

Your Financial Pyramid Apply compound interest for the following three layers Establish your financial buffer of 6 to 18 months of your current salary and don’t touch it. Put it on a savings account for unexpected financial setbacks Your Financial buffer Save a defined amount for your pension. This can be done through a pension fund, pension insurance plan or through your employer if they offer it. Your Pension Saving Plan Save money for a specific goal or dream that you have. You can also save money for your kids or grandchild. You decide. Your Savings for (grand)kids or other goals At first your investment in dividend stocks or other activa will be small but apply the right strategy and this pyramid will turn Your Investments

Final feedback WHAT DID YOU LEARN ? TELL ME YOUR KEY LEARNINGS OF TODAY WHAT ARE THE 3 KEY PRINCIPLES OF THE COMPOUND INTEREST?

Warren Buffett : Most successful investor

CONGRATULATIONS….TIME FOR A REWARD Time for rewards GREAT JOB TODAY CONGRATULATIONS….TIME FOR A REWARD

KEEP ON LEARNING EVERY DAY…

Answer to exercise 1

Answer to exercise 2