Rule of 72 Definition The rule of 72 definition is an approximation tool used to determine the amount of time it will take for money to double on the earnings of compound interest. The Rule of 72 is also used to calculate the rate of return necessary to double an investment in a specific amount
The rule of 72 is an approximation tool used to determine the amount of time it will take for money to double on the earnings of compound interest. Rule of 72 Explained The rule of 72 is essentially an estimation for determining the amount of years or the doubling time of an investment. Do this
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