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Compound Interest Calculator

Helps you to calculate the compound interest

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Business Need
Finance

Compatibility

Salesforce Editions
Professional
Enterprise
Unlimited
Force.com
Developer

App Details

Version
Compound Interest Calculator/Spring 2017 1.23.0
Listed On
09/03/2015
Latest Release
04/28/2023
Supported Features
No Limits
This product's apps, tabs, and objects don't count against your Salesforce org limits. Learn More in Help
Managed Package
This product is installed in your Salesforce org as a managed package and receives automatic upgrades.
No Limits
Managed Package
Package Contents
If this app is a managed package, the custom apps, tabs, and objects that it contains don't count against your Salesforce allocations. If this app is not a managed package, allocations apply. Learn More in Help
Custom Objects: 0
Custom Tabs: 0
Custom Apps: 0
Lightning Components
Global: 1
App Builder: 1
Community Builder: 0
Languages
English

Security

This solution is a Non-SFDC Application as defined in Salesforce’s Main Services Agreement. Notwithstanding these Security Requirements or any security review of a Partner Application, Salesforce makes no guarantees about the quality or security of this solution. You’re responsible for evaluating this solution’s quality, security, and functionality.
Last Reviewed Version
The most recent solution version that underwent the AppExchange Security Review. Undergoing the Security Review doesn't guarantee a solution’s security.
1.23.0
Last Reviewed Date
The most recent date that this solution underwent the AppExchange Security Review. Undergoing the Security Review doesn’t guarantee a solution’s security.
07/13/2015

Additional Details

Compound interest is the concept of adding accumulated interest back to the principal sum, so that interest is earned on top of interest from that moment on. The act of declaring interest to be principal is called compounding.

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