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1iciency. Start crunching those numbers and watch your money grow exponentially over time!"}),(0,h.jsx)("h1",{className:"text-center",children:"FAQs"}),(0,h.jsxs)("div",{className:"accordion accordion-group",id:"our-values-accordion",children:[(0,h.jsxs)("div",{className:"card",children:[(0,h.jsx)("div",{className:"card-header p-0 bg-transparent",id:"headingOne",children:(0,h.jsx)("h2",{className:"mb-0",children:(0,h.jsx)("button",{className:"btn btn-block text-left collapsed",type:"button","data-toggle":"collapse","data-target":"#collapseOne","aria-expanded":"false","aria-controls":"collapseOne",children:"How does compound interest differ from simple interest?"})})}),(0,h.jsx)("div",{id:"collapseOne",className:"collapse","aria-labelledby":"headingOne","data-parent":"#our-values-accordion",children:(0,h.jsx)("div",{className:"card-body",children:(0,h.jsx)("p",{children:"A fixed percentage of interest is added at a fixed frequency for a set period in simple interest. 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