How to Calculate the Interest?

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How to Calculate the Interest? 


Sample Scenario:

Proj rate:         14% per annum 
Investment:    10k
Tenure:            10 months


1. Get the interest per month, so divide natin si 14% by 12 kasi yung 14% eh per annum rate yun. 

14%  /  12     =   1.1667%           eto yung interest per month 


2. Get the interest rate for length of contract. So multiply natin sa 10 kasi 10 months yung contract. Kung 5 mos tenure, syempre sa 5 nyo lang din multiply. 

10   x    1.1667%   =    11.6667%      eto yung interest rate for 10 mos


3. So kunin natin interest ng 10k php sa 10 months.

11.6667% is 0.1167 ang value na gagamitin to multiply. 

10,000 php    x     0.1167     =    1,166.67 php     eto yung interest ng 10k for 10mos


4. Eh may deductions, kasi 20% ng interest eh sa Withholding tax and 10% eh sa Risk Assessment. So, 70% lang ng interest ang mapupunta satin. 

So multiply yung interest natin from step 3 to 0.7 kasi yun ang value ng 70%.

1,167.67 php      x      0.7     =     816.67 php     total interest of 10k php for 10mos 

Pag ni-round-up, 816.7 php


So formula pag compute nang diretso sa calculator is:

interest rate  /    12    x   tenure   x   capital   x    0.7

0.14   /    12     x    10     x      10,000       x       0.7


Total interest na rounded-up: 816.7 php

Capital + Interest: 10,816.7 php




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