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That's something. The old man has to get his accountant to tell him once a month.
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How To Calculate Late Payment Interest & Compensation - Pay on Time
So it is simple not compound UNLESS the contract states compound.
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Bearing in mind you can't work out the answer to your own term wouldn't that mean it fails the criteria you've set yourself in the first sentence?Originally posted by Helibo View Post
I was considering using the above term but I want to make sure our terms are easy to calculate and unambiguous. Would the above term and rate be acceptable and deemed fair and lawful? Any comments are gratefully received.
Many thanks,
H.
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may be worth having a read of Interest Calculator - Calculate Late Payment Interest - Pay on TimeOriginally posted by Helibo View PostHi,
Happy New Year to all. I am currently compiling some company terms for 2018 and I have come across another companies interest terms which state:-
'We may charge interest at a rate of 4 percent over Base Lending Rate per month, on a daily basis on overdue accounts'
Is interest therefore compounded monthly? Also if interest charges begin on 26th Sept and payment is received on 6th Oct do I calculate interest at 4.5% / 30 days x 5 days (Sept) + 4.5% / 31 days x 6 days (Oct)? Sorry to ask.
I was considering using the above term but I want to make sure our terms are easy to calculate and unambiguous. Would the above term and rate be acceptable and deemed fair and lawful? Any comments are gratefully received.
Many thanks,
H.
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New Contract Terms - Monthly Interest Query
Hi,
Happy New Year to all. I am currently compiling some company terms for 2018 and I have come across another companies interest terms which state:-
'We may charge interest at a rate of 4 percent over Base Lending Rate per month, on a daily basis on overdue accounts'
Is interest therefore compounded monthly? Also if interest charges begin on 26th Sept and payment is received on 6th Oct do I calculate interest at 4.5% / 30 days x 5 days (Sept) + 4.5% / 31 days x 6 days (Oct)? Sorry to ask.
I was considering using the above term but I want to make sure our terms are easy to calculate and unambiguous. Would the above term and rate be acceptable and deemed fair and lawful? Any comments are gratefully received.
Many thanks,
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