$50,000 at 1% Interest for 30 Years

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After investing for 30 years at 1% interest, your initial investment of $50,000 will have grown to $67,392.
You will have earned $17,392 in interest.
How much will savings of $50,000 be worth in 30 years if invested at a 1.00% interest rate?
This calculator determines the future value of $50k invested for 30 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 $50,000 at 1% Interest
Year Amount
0 $50,000
1 $50,500
2 $51,005
3 $51,515
4 $52,030
5 $52,551
6 $53,076
7 $53,607
8 $54,143
9 $54,684
10 $55,231
11 $55,783
12 $56,341
13 $56,905
14 $57,474
15 $58,048
16 $58,629
17 $59,215
18 $59,807
19 $60,405
20 $61,010
21 $61,620
22 $62,236
23 $62,858
24 $63,487
25 $64,122
26 $64,763
27 $65,410
28 $66,065
29 $66,725
30 $67,392
$50,000 for 30 Years by Interest Rate
Rate Amount
1% $67,392
2% $90,568
3% $121,363
4% $162,170
5% $216,097
6% $287,175
8% $503,133
10% $872,470
12% $1,497,996
15% $3,310,589
20% $11,868,816