QUOTE(frozz@holic @ Feb 23 2017, 11:14 AM)
it's simple math pal, all banks follow the standard defination of P.A. or Per Annum
but when less than a year they will go by ratio of months you choose for your lock in period.
so taking your example
" 1 month FD promotion, 4% per annum. "
would translate to
Interest Rate = 4.0% (as marketed / mentioned)
Effective Rate = 0.3333% (the ACTUAL interest rate you would be getting that will be used to multiple with your deposited amount as it's only 1 month)
just last question before we agree that we are on different pages (and that is perfectly fine)but when less than a year they will go by ratio of months you choose for your lock in period.
so taking your example
" 1 month FD promotion, 4% per annum. "
would translate to
Interest Rate = 4.0% (as marketed / mentioned)
Effective Rate = 0.3333% (the ACTUAL interest rate you would be getting that will be used to multiple with your deposited amount as it's only 1 month)
another promotion from another bank
24 month FD promotion, 4% per annum.
The effective rate per annum is ____ %
Feb 23 2017, 12:25 PM

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