Compound interest infographic met groeigrafiek voor beginners

Finance infographic titled "Compound Interest" using GROWTH CHART archetype for an absolute beginner. Photorealistic modern dashboard UI with trust blue and gold palette, rising line and soft area chart, stacked savings visuals, elegant typography, realistic financial app interface elements, editorial finance magazine illustration, clean chart aesthetics, vector-clean infographic layout. Show a clear upward compound-growth chart from Year 0 to Year 10 with beginner-friendly callouts and simple visual hierarchy.

Include 6 labeled blocks with clean English text:
1. "Starting Amount" — "$1,000" — "Example only: initial investment deposited at the beginning."
2. "Annual Return" — "5% per year" — "Example only: growth rate compounded yearly, not guaranteed."
3. "Compounding Period" — "10 years" — "Money earns returns, then future returns build on earlier gains."
4. "Example Calculation" — "$1,000 @ 5%/yr for 10 yr = $1,629" — "Example only: yearly compounding shows how growth accelerates over time."
5. "Year-by-Year Growth" — "Year 1: $1,050 • Year 3: $1,158 • Year 5: $1,276 • Year 10: $1,629" — "Example only: each year builds on the previous balance."
6. "Interest on Interest" — "+$629 total growth" — "The key idea: returns generate additional returns over time."

Add chart labels in English: "Balance ($)", "Years", "Growth over time", "Compounding effect", and a small note reading "Illustrative example only — not a forecast or guarantee." Include subtle dashboard cards, generic banking/investing icons, layered gold-highlighted area under the line, and simple stacked money visuals increasing from left to right. Keep the layout intuitive, reassuring, and beginner-friendly. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no real bank / brokerage logos, no specific stock tickers as recommendations, no watermarks Example numbers labeled "illustrative" so readers do not treat them as forecasts. No real broker or bank logos. No specific stock tickers, crypto coins or fund names as buy recommendations.