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From the book — Chapters 1 & 4. Compounding earns interest on the interest, so each year grows by more than the last. Split the final balance into what you put in and what growth added: over a long stretch, the growth can dwarf the contributions. (Compounded monthly; rate is a plain illustrative figure.)
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