Q: The value of $100 is different today than it was five years ago or will be five years from now. When you invest money or deposit it into an interest-bearing account, the value will increase or decrease depending on the rate of return. In addition, inflation affects the value of money. Even though $100 may be enough to purchase an item today, it may not be enough to purchase that same item in the future. Interest rates cause the value of money in investments or interest-bearing accounts to increase. Inflation causes the value of money to decrease by losing purchasing power. The interest rate is the cost of borrowing money. It is expressed as an annual percentage of the total amount borrowed. You pay interest on loans and credit cards. But banks, governments and other large companies also need to borrow money. When you invest or make a deposit into an interest-bearing account, you are essentially lending money to that institution. So they pay interest to you. The rate of return on an investment or deposit account is the amount of interest you are paid divided by the amount of dollars in the account or investment. It is the gain or loss of money over a specific period of time. It is expressed as an annual percentage of the original amount. The change in the value of money over time is calculated using information about interest rates and inflation. If you want to evaluate the future value of an investment, you multiply the principal by the given interest rate. If you want to estimate your purchasing power over time, you consider how interest rates are increasing the value of money and how inflation is decreasing it. The nominal interest rate is the stated interest rate on a loan or rate of return on an investment. The real interest rate is the nominal interest rate minus the rate of inflation. So if you have an investment with annual rate of return of 10 percent, and the rate of inflation is 4 percent, then your real rate of return is 6 percent. Understand the difference between simple and compound interest. Simple interest is the principal amount multiplied by the interest rate and the number of accounting periods in a loan or investment. Compound interest is calculated in the principal amount plus any accrued interest from previous periods. Compound interest accrues, or increases, much more quickly than simple interest.
A: Understand how the value of money fluctuates over time. Learn about interest rates. Evaluate the worth of an amount of money today after a given period of time.

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Problem: Article: Shampoo and conditioner for color-treated hair is usually gentler than regular shampoo. Dye can dry out your hair, and color-preserving shampoo and conditioner often have vitamin A and vitamin E to help lock in moisture. By washing your hair with shampoo every other day at most, you'll maintain color in your hair longer. Use dry shampoo in place of liquid shampoo to help maintain color even more. A lightweight hair gloss can add a little life to your dyed hair. It will improve shine, reduce brassiness, and smooth your strands, making it look fresh. Choose a hair gloss that best matches your current color. The sun can bleach your hair color. If you plan to spend time outside, wear a hat with a brim or rim to cover your hair. Or, spritz your hair from root to tip with a color-protecting spray. These formulas also help prevent dryness and breakage. Touching up your roots with dye is very similar to dyeing your hair, but you'll apply dye only to your roots. Work in sections, and brush dye onto your roots. Be careful not to dye hair that's already colored, which can cause a discolored line. Rinse and condition all of your hair after you've let your hair dye develop in your roots.
Summary: Use a color-preserving shampoo and conditioner. Shampoo your hair every other day at most to make color last. Apply tinted hair gloss every other week to boost color. Protect your hair from the sun's UV rays with a hat or spray. Touch up your roots every 4 to 8 weeks as needed.

Q: Squeeze the conditioner into your hands and rub them together. Then, use your fingers to smooth the conditioner down the shafts of your hair, starting at the roots. Make sure that you apply an even coating. If you run out of conditioner by the time you get to your ends, simply use a little more. If you prefer, you can use your favourite hair oil instead of conditioner. Coconut oil and olive oil are popular moisturising options. If you have long hair, tie it up in a low bun first. Then, place the shower cap over your head and tuck any stray hairs underneath. Purchase a shower cap from a pharmacy or the hair care aisle of a supermarket. Continue to squeeze the face cloth until there are no drips coming off it. This is important, as hot drips of water have the potential to burn your neck. Shake the face cloth to ensure that there are no drips of water left in it. If you have a hair turban, you can use this instead of a face cloth. Face cloths work well because of their small size. If you don't have one, use a similar sized cloth instead. Set the microwave to the highest setting and press start. This heats up the water in the cloth which will help to steam your hair. Don't worry if you see steam coming off the cloth while it is in the microwave this is normal. If your microwave plate is dirty, place the face cloth into a microwave-safe bowl to keep it clean. Position the face cloth on the middle of your head over the shower cap. If you feel the face cloth slipping down your head, simply adjust it back onto the middle of your head in a more balanced position. Wear gloves when transferring the face cloth to your head to avoid getting burnt. Alternatively, use a potholder to remove the face cloth. This helps to stop the heat from escaping and encourages steam to form. Don't worry if the shower cap doesn't fit over your whole head, simply stretch it over the face cloth. If you don't have another shower cap, place a plastic rubbish or garbage bag over the face cloth instead. This gives time for the steam to soak into the strands of your hair. Try to sit relatively still so that the face cloth doesn't slip off your head. Read a book, watch TV, or simply relax! If you want really moisturised hair, leave it to steam for up to 2 hours. However, be sure to reheat your face cloth 2-3 times during your steam. If the face cloth falls off, simply put it back into its original position and place the shower cap back over it. You might want to reheat it before you replace it if it's cooled off. Take the shower caps and face cloth off your head and untie your hair, if necessary. Then, adjust the shower to the highest pressure and allow the water to push the conditioner out of your hair. The cold water helps to seal the hair cuticles and locks in moisture. The beautiful moisturised feeling will last about 1 week. Avoid steaming your hair more often than this, as steaming too often weakens your hair. Leave your hair to air-dry. This maximises the moisture in your hair and minimises heat damage.
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Smooth 2 tablespoons (30mL) of conditioner over your hair. Place a shower cap on your head. Wet a face cloth and wring it out. Put the face cloth into the microwave for 2 minutes. Place the face cloth on top of the shower cap. Put another shower cap over the face cloth. Leave your hair to steam for 30 minutes. Rinse your hair with cold water.