Foundation Series - What Is Compound Interest, Why Is It So Powerful In Helping You Achieve Your Financial Goals?

Are you looking for ways to make your money work harder for you? If so, you won't want to miss this episode of Income Cycles. In it, we discuss the importance of compound interest and how it can help you achieve your financial goals.

You'll learn how compound interest can work for you, even if you're starting a little bit late. In fact, we will show you an example of how a small amount of money and applying compound interest you can achieve £680,000 in under 36 months!

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In This Foundation Episode:

-Exactly what Compound interest is and how quickly it can grow.

-How knowing which type of financial goal you have can dramatically effect the returns you get

-The power of compounding interest is that you can start with a small amount of money and make a difference towards your financial goals.

-Compounding interest can turn a small investment into a large sum of money over time, in fact £680,000 in under 36 months

-Why every investment you look at needs to have the power of compound interest to help you achieve your financial goals faster

-How to supercharge the power of compound interest and investing in the right cycle can help you earn more money.

Remember ... "Your Money Should Be Working As Hard As You Did To Get It!"

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