What does compounding interest mean??

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Compounding interest is interest on top of interest.

For example, say you put 100 bucks in the bank.
You get 10% interest compounded daily on that 100 bucks.

That means that you get 10% interest not only on those 100 bucks, but all the money you make after.

So your interest would go from 10% on 100 bucks, to 10% on 110 bucks and so forth.

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