Difference between Simple Interest and Compound Interest

This video is about the basic difference between Simple Interest and Compound Interest. This topic comes in the exams like UPSC / IAS / SSC CGL / CDSE / NDA / TA. Follow up with my math videos and i assure you solving question in exam would be simpler than ever.

[@pokerhearts]

Thank you sir. Simple, easy and fast.

[@iankush4366]

thank you sir for make it so simple... amazingly explained

[@human-omics7507]

Simplest explanation I have ever heard, great one too

[@mamtakumari9255]

loved your voice sir...amazing...it makes very simple...si and ci

[@Arunkumar-fj7yx]

Compound interest
1.Take 1Lakh@5% for 2years compounded annually.
2. At first year, your amount will be accumulated to 1L+1L*0.05*1=1,05,000
3. At Second year, your amount will be accumulated to
1,05,000+1,05,000*0.05*1=1,10,250
4. If the interest needs to be calculated every 6months, the amount will further increase.

[@TechnooRam]

The video itself wasn't this clear haha good job

[@shivamanishk4106]

Thank You Sir..Eagarly waiting for more videos from you

[@girlytales1024]

Clean n clear explanation. thank u so much sir

[@RachitMalvi]

In the case of compound interest, it's the final amount that you have calculated.

[@NitinSharma-kx7sg]

Nice session .. ! I also watch Vidya Guru videos for their equally nice sessions.

[@Sinnabookz]

Thanks this is the perfect refresher before a test

[@gsn9503]

very good explained, thanku so much

[@shrutinahar830]

Thanks, quite lucid explanation.

[@anbuchelvan]

The difference could have been more elaborated in details.

[@ennachshieykamble]

Thank you for this video! 🙏

[@mudasirbashir2923]

thank you sir excellent piece of information. due to present situation I was not able to contact my school and was confused with this concept but as soon as I came across your this video I have understood this topic very well. again thanks and continue your great work

[@priyanshukhare6652]

Simple and Straight forward.
That's what I like.
Really appreciate to you.

[@rashmi2147]

Thanks a lot, it took me ages to get it in school

[@sachinreddybappa1273]

I vl wait for Ur notification

[@manojkumarexcel]

Wah sir it's a simple way to understand

[@kohinooryadav802]

kya must btaya bhai thank you

[@anzali4987]

I was easy to understand..
Thankyou sir

[@vactum0]

can we have "semiannually" in simple interest?
"If the simple interest rate is 10% semiannually"

[@sushilskolia]

Sorry sir I was not able to understand compound interest. Why it is more than simple interest?

[@saumyojitdas4212]

as interest i getting added every time to p

[@mikesmith7620]

What is compound interest for? Also for total amount to be paid?

[@110_avitoanto2]

Thank u sir. Cleared 😅

[@ThakurSaheb01]

Thanku so much sir... Seddhe baat no bkwaas... It's too good👍👍

[@Diveinthesky]

Very well explained, never explained before better than you sir, i Learned and fixed in mind easly.

[@abdalrahmanamrmostafa1975]

Thanks sir ;)

[@deepakgowda89]

Compound Interest = Total Amount - Principal Amount.
Total amount = P(1+R)^n

[@vjlakshmi5855]

Thankyou so much
You saved me 😌☺️

[@yadurujaswanth4054]

useful👌👌

[@sragasudha1857]

Hi sir what is the use of compound interest for borrow.

[@akshaymishra7518]

Very well explained

[@princeadreoland]

THANK YOU SIR.

[@RidhimaThakur]

sir more information in small video thank u

[@tarun_kumar34.]

Well done

[@punammanderna9072]

nice viedo sir

[@digitalgaming5225]

Thanks sir

[@chaitrachaith583]

Thank you

[@evadhiman3477]

Thankyou sir

[@parvezmahedi4277]

i was expecting more from this video.

[@rmrm5737]

What is amount and what is principal sir

[@bhaskarrajkhowa9994]

thanks sir

[@praveshpathak6663]

But very nice video 👍 👍

[@Moni-wb6qb]

Sit you have calculated amount on compound interest where as in formula you have written CI

[@vidya014]

Amit
The direction of value investing is actually aiming for "compounding interest".
Compounding interest is actually talking about compounding dividend.
A growth stock which consistently pay dividends, consists of “Intrinsic Value Compounding” and “Dividend Compounding”.
Rather than saying “Intrinsic Value Compounding” is being invented, i would say that “Intrinsic Value Compounding” is rather a discovery of a buried compounding inherited in a consistently growing stock.
Nobody knows there is so called “intrinsic value compouding” except Buffett, Munger and Li Lu. I am very sure about this argument.
If you want to have a breakthrough in the new value investing, i suggest you start to do research on “Intrinsic Value Compounding".
Logic and reasoning are utmost important.
Hope you found the way to reveal the right formula of “Intrinsic Value Compounding”.
The impact power magnitude of “Intrinsic Value Compouding” is very much stronger than the widely spoken “Compounding Interest” aka “Dividend Compounding”.
Cheers

[@Winsome_preethi]

Thanks

[@parmarthchintanpalwal]

There is a question in my mind.
It is that what are that in real life.
Please tell me.
I am a student.

[@parmarthchintanpalwal]

Please

[@nvn269]

S

[@gowrikasthurisamy2015]

Your video's are awesome with Clear explanations..
But in this video,
It's not the Compound interest..it's actually the Amount

[@jeetendersadh6386]

Compound interest is for one year? So interest is added by each month?

[@saumyojitdas4212]

for one year si and ci dont matter

[@chetkode]

No u have mention wrong part in c.i.part...it is actually total amount...i.e, total amount =p×(1+r/100)to the power n...

[@parampreetsinghsudan8056]

On the browser the formula for CI is Px(1+i)^n-1

[@iconeikofficial]

10% वार्षिक दर से 4 वर्ष के लिए चक्रवृद्धि तथा साधारण ब्याज का अंतर 6.41 रुपए है। तो मूलधन ज्ञात करो?

[@monalisapandit]

I found your video in faceprep?

[@taniasingh11]

Nice

[@sanskritipandey2289]

good

[@roselotha2988]

𝓝𝓲𝓬𝓮 𝓮𝔁𝓹𝓵𝓪𝓷𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷

[@nandiniekaushik1303]

Did not understand why we use compound interest

[@Nagamalleswaraogoud]

Please tell slowly BRO....

[@nayyerfatima7937]

I can't understand compound interest.

[@saumyojitdas4212]

see simple interest on 2000 for 2 years calculated yearly then after 1 year interest will not be added but will be saved for later addition at the end of whole period .
if it was CI then interest on that 1 year will be added to amt which will be 2nd p for the second year interest will be caluclated on 2nd p .

[@praveshpathak6663]

Please translate the hindi

[@udeshnabhattacharya3943]

not clear

[@AvneetKaur-bg2gk]

No nothing understand fake formals

[@ibm9697]

Thanks for wasting my time listening to someone explaining something he does not understand.

[@mushtaqahmed7861]

Very well explained

[@bhaskarrajkhowa9994]

thanks sir

[@vedikachavan6565]

Thanks