单词compound interest
n.: 【商】复利
复利:
interest that is paid both on the original amount of money saved and on the interest that has been added to it
【商】复利
First of all, even a small amount of money can get you started and, with the power of compound interest, can build up quite well over time.
首先，即使很少的钱也能让你开始，加上复利的力量，足以建立起你的梦想。
The power of compound interest: Over long periods of time, small amounts of money can grow as interest compounds and adds to your principal.
利润的力量：在长的时期，小金额可能增长能作为复利增长你的资本。
Compound interest can be overhyped, usually by people trying to sell us pensions.
复利的作用常常被过分夸大，尤其是人们试图向我们推销理财产品时。
But he was also impressed by compound interest and left funds to the cities of Boston and Philadelphia to accumulate for a hundred years.
但富兰克林对复利的印象也殊为深刻。他曾将资产交给波士顿市与费城市打理，来进行100年的积累。
If you really want to win with your money, take advantage of the extraordinary power of compound interest.
如果你真想用钱赢点什么，好好利用复利的非凡力量。
The devil goes on exacting compound interest to the last for his early share and numerous succeeding investments in them.
魔鬼老早就投了资，后来又不断地加股，为此他一直索取利息直到最后。
Where there is any interest that cannot be paid on time, compound interest shall be calculated at a penalty interest rate.
对不能按时支付的利息，按罚息利率计收复利。
QUESTION FROM GUEST: Why do people fail to understand the value of compound interest and savings?
问：为什么人们无法认识到复利和储蓄的价值？
Just sock the money away in a low-fee diverse mutual fund, wait 50 years, and enjoy the magic of compound interest.
在一个低收费的多样化的共同基金的钱只是袜子，等待50年，并享受复利的魔力。
There is nothing more important than the incredible impact of compound interest when it comes to saving for retirement.
为退休储蓄时，没什么比不可思议的复利效应更重要了。