#Money double

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HOW to DOUBLE your Money I Rule of 72 I Compound Interest

HOW to DOUBLE your Money I Doubling Your MONEY I Rule of 72 I Compound Interest

In this quick and informative #shorts video, we dive into the Rule of 72, a powerful tool for anyone looking to double their money through investments. The Rule of 72 is a simple formula that helps you estimate how long it will take for your money to double at a fixed annual interest rate. Whether you're new to investing or a seasoned pro, understanding this rule can be a game-changer for your financial goals.

In Fixed Deposits, the rate of return is 6% so your money will double in 72/6 = 12 years In Mutual Funds, the rate of returns in 9% so your money will double in 72/9 = 8 years In Equity, the rate of returns is 12% so your money will double in 72/12 = 6 years.

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my congratulations to the off fandom

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Here's a big old Fire Emblem Search & Find I did for the FE3H Masquerade Zine! Find the Golden Deer, but see if you can't find the rest of the students as well! For the ultimate challenge, see if you can't name every character! (Disclaimer two characters are NPCs with no names)

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YOU THOUGHT THAT YOU COULD OUTSMART THE VERY THING THAT RUNS THE BLOOD OF YOUR KIND?

[plistommy]

Steve Harrington deserves to get some dick !!!!!!!!!!!

[trashydez]

i just think hes neat

(posted a better version here)

[batfossil-fr]

I MEAN. ALRIGHT

[bunnieswithknives]

AGHHhhh I swore off Inanimate Insanity after the Cabby disrespect but then I heard they were KILLING PEOPLE IN THE FINALLE???? I want to rewatch the season before I draw anything serious but Oh my god the plot twist makes me feral

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MAX CAULFIELD // 'life is strange double exposure' announce trailer

[nobodysuspectsthebutterfly]

The Folio Society presents an illustrated collector’s edition of Fire & Blood

George R. R. Martin’s Fire and Blood, the prequel to A Game of Thrones, joins the Folio series. Explore the Targaryen dynasty with beautiful illustrations, detailed maps, sigils and family trees. A must-have for Westeros fans. ​ Coming 28 January 2025. What’s that in the distance? Is it the brush of dragon’s wings against the clouds? Queen Daenerys’s family tree is a rich one, filled with over 300 years-worth of rulers of the seven kingdoms. In Fire and Blood, George R.R. Martin dissects the Targaryen family’s history through the eyes of Archmaester Gyldayn. ​ This is the ultimate book for fans of the original series; it provides rich context of the family responsible for the world of Westeros as we know it. Plus, there are dragons, and lots of them! Artist Audrey Benjaminsen has captured the Targaryen family like no one else. Her illustrations jump from the page – the absentness in Area’s eyes upon returning with Balerion, the madness in Rhaenyra as she sits on the Iron Throne. This is the definitive edition of a definitive story, one that would surely sit in the library of the Citadel for centuries to come.  ​ PRODUCTION DETAILS Bound in three-quarter blocked cloth with a printed and blocked cloth front board ​ Set in Vendetta with Esmeralda as display ​ 616 pages  ​ 4 full-page and 1 double-page spread colour illustrations ​ Prints 2 colour throughout in black and gold with illustrated chapter openings ​ Printed endpapers ​ Coloured tops ​ Blocked and printed slipcase ​ Additional colour illustration inside slipcase ​ Sized at 10˝ x 6¾˝  ​ Printed in Italy​ UK £110, US/Canada $150, elsewhere £125

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Hey GMMTV, if you just wanna make Our Skyy 3 a compilation of wedding episodes the couples from your biggest series now that marriage equality has passed, I think you could make solid money. Just saying.

We’ll start with every show you let talk about marriage equality/marriage and go from there.

And with all the money from the BL stuff, you can let my favorite teachers, Nida and Bambam officially update their gender markers and get married—and just a trans sapphic wedding would be a personal gift.

[owlf45]

youtube stealers are getting a little ballsy

[xinyuehui]

Zhang Xincheng ― Zhang Hailou Ding Yuxi ― Zhang Haixia

南部档案 · The South Bureau

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More Bennet Family finances discussion - Ch26 end note of Trying to Tread Water

For those of you interested in the financial elements of Austen’s books, that statement of Mr Bennet’s about how much it would have taken to give their daughters £10,000 apiece is accurate. That’s more than they would be expected to have, as the general rule about ample dowries appeared to be about 3x the father’s yearly income, a number which certainly seems supported in the case of the Darcys and Bingleys (keeping in mind the late Mr Bingley must have had £140,000, if the daughters each had £20,000 and Mr Bingley has about £100,000).

SO, if we go by that rule and aim for each of the Bennets to have £6,000 (as Mr Bennet’s estate is £2,000/y) invested in the 4% like their mother’s settlement is, how much WOULD Mr and Mrs Bennet have had to be saving?

We can assume by the end of the book they have been married at least 23 years (and they should have been saving from the very beginning, regardless of their hope to end the entail), which means that if they’d reinvested the interest of Mrs Bennet’s £5,000 and added £450 a year, they would have £28,802 about when Jane, Elizabeth, and Lydia got married. Even if they were given a dowry immediately upon their marriages (meaning £18,000 is subtracted) it would only take two more years for the account to be over £12,000 again, ensuring all five daughters would have at least £6,000 after their parents were dead. (If it were invested in the 5% bonds, these savings go up to £34,001 after 23 years, and to get £29,858 after 23 years they would only need to be depositing £350).

But say that level of saving isn’t desired, as Mrs Bennet doesn’t want to live off £1,550/y. They could live off the £2,000/y estate and save only the interest of her £5,000 settlement (the £4,000 dowry plus additional £1,000 from Mr Bennet) and, in 23 years, have grown those savings to £12,324 (£15,358 in the 5%s). Which means that if Mr Bennet were to die tomorrow the family would still feel they were in genteel poverty, but would be more than twice as rich as they are in canon which is a DRASTIC difference. For context, in Sense and Sensibility, Mrs Dashwood and her daughters are living off the interest of about £10,000 and it seems Mrs and Miss Bates in Emma have interest from about £2,000-£2,500.

If they had saved even only £100/y on top of that interest the number shoots up to £15,985 (£19,501 at 5%), £200 saved becomes £19,647 (or £23,644), etc. It really wouldn’t have been hard for Mr and Mrs Bennet to save enough money so their daughters (and Mrs Bennet, if she’s the survivor) needn’t fear genteel poverty when the estate passes to Mr Collins. Catherine Moreland (of Northanger Abbey) is one of ten children whose father is almost certainly not as rich as Mr Bennet, but she has a dowry of £3,000, so there’s no reason to think Mr and Mrs Bennet couldn’t have achieved that. When Mr Darcy and the Bingley sisters are mocking the Miss Bennets’ wealth at the start of the book it’s not just the number they’re judging, but what it reveals about the priorities and fiscal savviness of their parents. Imagine if you knew a 1%er family who were constantly flirting with bankruptcy and 2/5 of their children were barely educated – you wouldn’t be wrong for assuming there were some drastic faults within that family. Mr Darcy and the Bingley sisters were horrible snobs about it, but it actually was a massive lapse of Mr and Mrs Bennet’s duty and they’re rich enough that there’s no excuse for it. After all, Mr Darcy is about five times richer (Mr Bingley is two or two-point-five times richer) than Mr Bennet, yet Georgiana is THIRTY times (and Caroline and Lousia twenty times) richer than the Miss Bennets. I know it’s easier for someone with Darcy levels of money to save, but wow is the failure drastic when you compare it directly.

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i haven't posted about it much because there's no way to do that without it sounding like an ad, but my favorite purchase this year was probably a carbonator that works on non-water liquids and a special set of refillable CO2 bottles

it only costs like $3 to refill one of these bottles at the sporting goods store (because it's basically just a paintball/airsoft tank lol) and instead of buying special soda syrups i use those cheapo flavor packets they sell for water bottles

the up-front cost was stupid but i justified it to myself with all the money i haven't spent on energy drinks since i started doing this

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rk1k outfit swap~!

(yes i know markus' suit isn't green but i am tired of drawing connor in muted colors, he needs some REAL COLOR in his fits so markus' suit is green in this universe you can't stop me)

there's supposed to be a 3rd page of them kissing but uhm---

drawing ppl kissing is hard and i was getting antsy about finishing this and i could not bring myself to do a third page at this time AHAHAHAHA. but hey, since you listened to me ramble have the wip of the 3rd page

connor's hair swoop is in the wrong direction bc this was initially flipped the other way so just one of the many things i have to fix eheheh. i'll probably finish and post this eventualllllyyyyyyy

anyway, i think i went overboard on the shoujo bubbles, hearts, sparkles, and all those extra bits. did i make the comic unreadable??? was all the extra hearts and sparkles too extra???? don't tell me if it is bc it'll hurt my feelings (jk i can take the critique i swear i can).

thanks for listening to me ramble. hope everyone is having an amazing holiday season <333