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Interest question
LYNNE1969
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in Credit cards
I'm trying to do the credit card shuffle, using Martin's worksheet. Could anyone please explain how I calculate an interest rate that is only shown on my bill as a monthly rate? I assume the sheet is set up to work out on an annual rate, but I'm a dunce as to how to convert it.
TIA
Lynne
TIA
Lynne
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if you use exel then if M is the monthly interest rate then
=power(1+M/100,12)-1 will give the APR
so if monthly is say 1.2%
the APR is 15.39%
or simply multiply by 13 which gives an approximate value so 1.2 x 13 = 15.6% (not exact but not too bad)EU tariff on agricultual product 12.2%
some dairy products 42.1% cloths 11.4%
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Thanks! That's very helpful!
Lynne0
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