Food for Nearly every person wastes enough in twenty or thirty years, which, if 



^^^"^^ saved and carefully invested, would make a family quite independent; but 

 208 the principle of small savings has been lost sight of in the general desire to 

 become wealthy. 



Savings Bank Compound Interest Table. 



Showing the Amount of $i, from One Year to Fifteen Years, with 

 Compound Interest Added Semi-Annually, at Different Rates. 



One year 



Two years. . . . 

 Three years. . 

 Four years. . . . 

 Five years .... 

 Six years 

 Seven years 

 Eight years . . . 

 Nine years. . . . 

 Ten years .... 

 Eleven years . . 

 Twelve years. . 

 Thirteen years 

 Fourteen years 

 Fifteen years. . 



Three 

 Per Cent. 



03 

 06 

 09 

 12 

 16 



19 

 23 

 26 



30 

 34 

 38 

 42 



47 

 5' 

 56 



Four 

 Per Cent. 



$1 04 



I 08 



I 12 



I 17 



I 21 



I 26 



I 31 



I 37 



I 42 



r 48 



I 54 



I 6n 



I 67 



I 73 



■I So 



Five 

 Per Cent. 



$1 05 

 I 10 

 1 i.S 

 I 21 



I 28 



I 34 

 4' 



48 



55 



63 

 I 72 



X 80 

 I 90 



1 99 



2 09 



Time at which Money Doubles at Interest. 



Rate. Simple Intete.st. Compound Interest. 



Two per cent 50 years 35 years, i day 



Two and one-half per cent 40 years 28 years, 26 days 



Three per cent 33 years, 4 months 23 years, 164 days 



Three and one-half per cent 28 years, 20S days 20 years, 54 days 



Four per cent 25 years 17 years, 246 days 



Four and one-half per cent 22 years, Sr days rs years, 273 days 



Five per cent 20 years 15 years, 75 days 



Six per cent 16 years, 8 months r i years, 327 days 



One Dollar Loaned One Hundred Years at Compound Interest 

 Would Amount to the Following Sum: 



One per cent $ 2.75 Twelve per cent $ 84,675.00 



Three per cent '9-25 Fifteen per cent 1,174,405.00 



Six per cent 340-*JO Eighteen per cent 15,145,207.00 



Ten per cent 13,809.00 I'wenty-four per cent. 2 ,55 1 ,799,404.00 



