Imagine you get 1 extra cloth for every 10 clothes in your closet.
And each time you buy new clothes the concept continues replicating
At the beginning of year 2
You would have
33 clothes (30 clothes + 3 clothes)
At the end of year 2
You would have
33 clothes + 10 clothes + 1 cloth( the new 10) + 3.3 clothes (on the 33)= 47.3
You would have 99.1 clothes
This is the power of compounding
The interesting part is you already do this with your clothes
Without the interest of course. So why not channel the energy of consistency to investing and enjoy compounding
Interest on interest
You would have had just
Year 1 30 clothes
Year 2 10 clothes
Year 3 10 clothes
Year 4 10 clothes
Year 5 10 clothes
= 70 clothes
The difference between 99.1 clothes and 70 clothes is the interest compounding over time
The investment = 70 clothes bought (for analysis not in real life 😂)
The interest = 10% as it is 1 in 10 clothes 🙂
The time = 5 years
If any of this elements had changed, the outcome will be different