Suppose Ted deposits $10,000 in a savings plan earning 5% compounded annually and Tess deposits $10,000 in a savings plan earning 10% compounded annually. Both leave their money on deposit for 40 years. Because Tess’s rate is twice as great as Ted’s rate, is it true that Tess will earn twice as much interest? Explain why or why not. Then show calculations to prove your point of view. What is the future value for each investment?

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