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![]() Hypothetically I want to save $500 per month into an investment portfolio that earns 10% What is the future value after 30 years? The real issue is...do I compound interest monthly or annually? Remember, lets call this investment a collection of funds in a portfolio. So I'm sure the difference in compounding methods would be pretty significant. Which would be more accurate? I'd be curious to see an FV function solution and a non-array solution if anyone has the talents. Thanks! -- MPuser |
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