This is easy to calculate. Can be calculated according to compound interest, using the 72 rule. For example, if the compound interest is 7.2, then 72 divided by 7.2 is equal to 10, which means that it will double after 10 years.

According to my current understanding of corporate bonds, corporate bonds are 7.5% compound interest, that is, 72/7.5=9.6 years, which is basically 10 years.

At present, the bank's 5-year 4.75% does not include compound interest.

About 5% of bank wealth management products, excluding compound interest.

Yu 'ebao 6.5%, compound interest. So if you want to be in a hurry, you have to choose this.