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INTEREST. could one of you bright types work this out?
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i was wondering how you work out what interest should be paid on a given amount at a certain time (does that make sense?)
anyway here is my statement from Lloyds. its the 8% regular saver that has just hit year 1.
you will see interest is gross as i am a non tax payer, so what should the interest total be and is there a calculator anywhere to work it out or a calculation i can use for future reference.
thank you.
anyway here is my statement from Lloyds. its the 8% regular saver that has just hit year 1.
you will see interest is gross as i am a non tax payer, so what should the interest total be and is there a calculator anywhere to work it out or a calculation i can use for future reference.
thank you.
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Interest is calculated daily on the closing balance as Close bal x 8% / 365.i was wondering how you work out what interest should be paid on a given amount at a certain time (does that make sense?)
Knocked up a quick spreadsheet and I make it £181.15you will see interest is gross as i am a non tax payer, so what should the interest total be
I've never seen a calculator for irregular payments; only for 'same day each month' regular savers, for which you'd use:and is there a calculator anywhere to work it out or a calculation i can use for future reference.
end of year balance x int rate / 12 x 6.5 = gross interest.0 -
YorkshireBoy wrote: »Knocked up a quick spreadsheet and I make it £181.15.
your spreadsheet is wrong, it was actually £181.97
thanks alot. i just wanted to make sure interest was correct. :beer:0
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