So Tasha would like to deposit $1000 into a retirement savings account, CIBC pays 7% interest, but TD pays 6% interest. Tasha plans to leave the money for 20 years. Which bank is better and also will doubling the interest rate on a investment halve the time it takes to earn the same amount of interest with an example please

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