$1,500 at 1% Interest for 40 Years

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After investing for 40 years at 1% interest, your initial investment of $1,500 will have grown to $2,233.
You will have earned $733 in interest.
How much will savings of $1,500 be worth in 40 years if invested at a 1.00% interest rate?
This calculator determines the future value of $1.5k invested for 40 years at a constant yield of 1.00% compounded annually.
Did Albert Einstein really say "Compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe?"
According to Snopes, the answer is probably not.
Nevertheless, investing money consistently over a long period of time has made many people very rich.
Growth of $1,500 at 1% Interest
Year Amount
0 $1,500
1 $1,515
2 $1,530
3 $1,545
4 $1,561
5 $1,577
6 $1,592
7 $1,608
8 $1,624
9 $1,641
10 $1,657
11 $1,674
12 $1,690
13 $1,707
14 $1,724
15 $1,741
16 $1,759
17 $1,776
18 $1,794
19 $1,812
20 $1,830
21 $1,849
22 $1,867
23 $1,886
24 $1,905
25 $1,924
26 $1,943
27 $1,962
28 $1,982
29 $2,002
30 $2,022
31 $2,042
32 $2,062
33 $2,083
34 $2,104
35 $2,125
36 $2,146
37 $2,168
38 $2,189
39 $2,211
40 $2,233
$1,500 for 40 Years by Interest Rate
Rate Amount
1% $2,233
2% $3,312
3% $4,893
4% $7,202
5% $10,560
6% $15,429
8% $32,587
10% $67,889
12% $139,576
15% $401,795
20% $2,204,657