How to calculate investment returns

A common question I get asked by investors is 'how do I calculate my investment returns?' While it seems like a simple question, the situation in which you're trying to work out returns can impact the calculation that's most suitable. In this video i explore the three ways you can calculate returns and when you may wish to use each.

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