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Compound Interest Explained UK (£300/month to £2.5million)

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Comment from : @ProfitBoss

Watching it and started investigating at 25(few months ago)
Comment from : @naeem_talukder

Whats best for compound intrest brbrbrA managed portfolio on invest engine?
Comment from : @danbruno5945

Great video Im 54, been saving money since I was 17, but not compounding it, moving it around, trying to trade shares, oil stocks etc My advise - keep it simple, stick with a single ETF fund and never stop the payments!
Comment from : @999fugazi

no-one is getting 10 per year in interest from saving accounts though otherwise decent info
Comment from : @troopersemakula

Is it better to have an ISA or stocks? (S&P 500)
Comment from : @fazer12779

Young people you have it way easier to invest than I did when I was growing up You need to start now
Comment from : @marty64thornton

How do you get interest by investing in S&P 500 yearly unless you sell the etf or fund It is not a bank deposits your are making which pays 10 interest
Comment from : @sidharthsamal1967

Yeah now let’s tax that because the taxman exists
Comment from : @Vuri_

After 60s what are you gonna do with all that money? 💀 Might be worth somthing at 40s Ur kids gotta earn their keep or they just gonna waste it on their fast life Give it away to charity 💀?
Comment from : @jonwik7056

Watching in my 40s And only just starting I feel so behind!
Comment from : @MitchellHolland

They main question is how safe are your investments in the long run a lot can change
Comment from : @provito11

I am 59 is it too late?
Comment from : @EminGul65

How to find 10 AER ? I’m finding max 49
Comment from : @techboy3655

Is it better to pay into pension monthly or a one off yearly payment?
Comment from : @NicJames-rs8uc

Buying a stock is easy, but buying the right stock without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard Hence what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist? I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $260K for sometime now, my major challenge is not knowing the best entry and exit strategies I would greatly appreciate any suggestions
Comment from : @GudrunScharrer

I wish i watched this video in my 20sbrI’m in late 40s
Comment from : @whocars966

Thanks Chris for this video, but the profit is a gross profit as you'll be taxed for it? brThanks once again
Comment from : @oscarroblesperez8831

Is this different to dividend stocks?
Comment from : @liam4454

Is the an app for this compound investing
Comment from : @KJ533

Could someone please clarify: How do you compound interest by investing in the S&P? The return on investment you are getting is from the increase in the value of the stocks which you will only see once you sell the stocks, rather than a yearly return which you reinvest
Comment from : @kjcostello4765

I'm 36 Definitely gonna attempt this Thank you
Comment from : @Epilepticchefproductions

What bank accounts in the UK actually offer this though? Most savings account are no longer than 5 years
Comment from : @Tonkaaa557

51 this year 😢
Comment from : @leighb666

Hi, can you please mention the TAX that would be owed on the compound interest please? Also which accounts are best to ecru these amounts you are mentioning Thanks
Comment from : @jonathansethna1157

Im 34 and just put 50k in the snp500
Comment from : @liamcraighill

Hi Chris, what about in the case of reinvesting dividends (not taking into consideration the growth of the asset)? Wouldn't it be applicable in the same way as the dividends would compound quarterly/monthly according to how frequently they are paid out, therefore allowing you to reduce the investment period while making larger gains? I have been using the same online calculator as you and my future investment value (ETF's) has shown to be astronomical! I just need someone to assist me in verifying my calculations 😁
Comment from : @TRams0207

I’m now 32 brDo you have an update videos
Comment from : @leroybanging2687

what you're saying is highly misleading for people wanting to go into compounding their savings What high-yielding savings account has an interest rate of 10 You're lucky to get anything over 5 excluding the strict T&C's
Comment from : @childatheartmusic7089

What site/company should people open an account with?
Comment from : @Unknown-si8yx

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but your graphs takes into account an interest of 10 but how does this work with index funds? The reason I ask is because with an index fund nothing is added to the principal, it just fluctuates Of course in a bank account this would hold true if one were ever lucky enough to get a 10 annual return, but I find it's more around 3-4 if it's a "high interest" savings account That's probably not enough to beat inflation However, how does it really work with funds? For some reason I can't wrap my head around that Cheers
Comment from : @iseeu-fp9po

Stocks go down also
Comment from : @jaytowey6226

Currently I’ve got £63,000 at 29 year old atm I hold IUSA, EQQQ hoping for a decent retirement
Comment from : @michaelhutchinson2854

This has blown my mind and I want to start
Comment from : @chanchaga

I came across this video and watched it without reading the comments and i can tell that your genuinely tryna help all your subscribers become wealthy with your knowledge and you actually explained compound interest really well i learnt some new information about it from this vid i already subscribed but you deserve way more than what you have bro
Comment from : @TheonlyLz

Wow, what an eye-opener!
Comment from : @danielaloc595

It don't make sense tho as the s&p 500 gose up 10 but not every year it also come down in price and your not earning 10 interest your making a 10 gain so this compound interest thing dont make sense
Comment from : @cwilson1768

Hi Chris I’m 37! In the last 12 months S&P is down, not up 10 😐
Comment from : @dannyw2313

Good info Thanks for the video Would love to see this concept working on your actual brokerage account Calculators are great, but it's hard to convey what it's actually like with just the theory
Comment from : @BlueBrainapp

That 10 isn't guaranteed there is always a risk
Comment from : @adamwilliams5372

More u put in more u get ?
Comment from : @pabloescobar6714

27 here and got 109K, on my way to the million!
Comment from : @itsmesaltax

does this include reinvesting dividends? is this investing into an ETF?
Comment from : @zentzu4003

What platforms are best to invest in here in UK please ?
Comment from : @aluxerever3553

Hi Chris great video What companies do you recommend in the uk to invest in the S&P 500??? Do I have to keep moving the money or just put it one place every month and leave it Any advice would be great
Comment from : @gazzathelad

Im glad i found this age 32 5k saved in the last year Not perfect but better start at 32 than 42!
Comment from : @jamiebishop9512

I'm 13 starting my plan for investment for money
Comment from : @major9137

Great vid, when you say compound interest do you mean the dividends paid which are compounded Does that example take into account stock value going up of down? I'm new to this and trying to figure it all out
Comment from : @forced-induction

Hi great what’s the best way to set this up do have a video for this please
Comment from : @dirtyleeds1458

How do you open one of these in the uk? Which companies give you compounding interest? does it not have to be a daily compounding rate to make it worth it?
Comment from : @george2995

Hiya mate, 22, great to have someone in the UK to listen to I’ve got a question on making sure investment growth is reinvested For example I’ve got an account with vanguard and positions in VUSA)brbrWould you need to firstly sell off a position which obtained a 10 return and reinvest into a new position each time which would generate a 10 return year over year in order to benefit from the compound growth? Is this the only way the compound growth example works, or am I missing something?
Comment from : @HJDL

Or you can simply invest all of your money at the very beginning, during a recession, and make several times this amount
Comment from : @marcusaurelius9127

Why don’t you mention the 20 capital gains tax?
Comment from : @patricknew8810

So what compound internet company are you putting your money in Any recommendations
Comment from : @rockywebber22

What about inflation? In 42 years time that amount of money will be minimum wage
Comment from : @AlexTML

300£ isnt enough £1000 or no
Comment from : @iCozzh

What the link for that compound calculator
Comment from : @aaronshipton6725

Forget s&p, invest in AAPL and hold for life Thank me later 🤙
Comment from : @MrEll999

Hi Chris, would you still suggest s&p500 for the £300 I’m 41 and looking to invest 200-300 a month until I’m 65 Thank you
Comment from : @chrisbamber942

Hi Chris, hope you’re wellbrbrJust come across your video and wanted to ask how do you invest in the s&p 500 through something like trading 212, I can’t invest into the s&p 500 directly right so what am I looking for pleasebrbrThanks,brDev (Uk)
Comment from : @HM-ng6vj

Can I do this on apps such as Plum which allow investments? Can you still earn interest on them rather than a stocks and shares ISA? Thanks
Comment from : @LukeyB777

Oh I guarantee, you do reach your fifties before you know it and now I'm 65! And I wish I had watched this video when I was 18! X
Comment from : @PennyBluebottle

I’m 59 just do it it dose go very quick
Comment from : @robertbond8607

Okay I tried the same thing but put in the best interest rates I can find, 107brIt would cost £185k to make a total of £500 in 5 years That's just not worth it That money would be better spent that sitting for that long
Comment from : @MartinMc90

So if you start in your 30s And put like 1110 per month I know you'll get more but what's the math like
Comment from : @robertvasquez8764

What accounts are people using
Comment from : @11_nautical_miles

Thank you for the great video I made my first investment yesterday, I'm 22 and will be putting in £100 per month for now, but when I am earning more that number will go up! Finding the 50/30/20 rule helpful too, made me realise I have more to invest than I thought I did
Comment from : @teepriva4588

Thank you for the video matebrMy question is you are using examples of bank accounts that provide a 10 yearly interest rate right? I cannot find any banks in the uk that offer more than 2, so I don't quite understand? Also most suggest that the rate is fixed for 2 years, meaning after that period of time it could change for the worse? What would you do if they nurfed your interest rate down lower at that time?brThank you!
Comment from : @easyaestheticsacademy4323

Thanks for the video, do you know if the fundsmith accumulation fund compound interest?
Comment from : @joeogrady2195

Just out of pure curiosity Are you a millionaire, because I have watched a fair few of these videos now and I just don’t get it
Comment from : @DADBUD23

Really good video Thank you 😊
Comment from : @neemakajal4530

Am 22 and have a sizeable crypto portfolio but after nearly 3 years of an emotional roller-coaster I’m ready to cash out the large majority of it, in order to reap the benefits of an ISAbrbrMaxed out my ISA for last financial year & aiming to do the same this year too, in order to do so I’m planning on starting the ‘2UP Strategy’ with hope of earning an additional £300-£500 p/mbrbrThank you for your great content, very insightful!
Comment from : @spw_investing648

Great Video, Chris Never even considered investing as I always assumed I'd be better off overpaying the mortgage So glad I've seen this Will be moving house within the year, so will be getting on this once the move is done I'm currently piling in to matched betting and overtime at work, etc, to stockpile a nice lump sum to put towards the next house (planning to upgrade to a detached) Would love to see some videos on extra earners that can turn around a good profit within the next few months as well, to really add to that lump sum before the mortgage applicationbr
Comment from : @davidprentice4370