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I was just wondering how you can work out how much interest you receive a month in a current account given the APR?
19:56 Tue 31st Jul 2007
 
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Thank heavens' for computers.

It is calculated daily because your balance is constantly changing in a current account - money going in and out all the time.

So if the interest rate is 5% and you have �1000 in your account, that would be 13.7 pence interest that day : �50 divided by 365.

That is a very simplistic explanation but is the way it works.
The interest you get paid on a current account is so low it isn't worth working out lol.
I get around �300 a year on my current account - so it is worth while.
Blo8dy hell Ethel how much have u got in it? I thought most paid about 0.50% if you're lucky lol
You can get up to 10% in current accounts. Mine is 6.5% at the moment - Alliance and Leceister.

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