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Simple Interest

Simple interest means that a percentage of the starting amount is paid at regular intervals.

Types of simple interest

Types of simple interest

  • Annual interest is paid once per year and can be described as an amount being paid ‘per annum’.
  • Monthly interest is paid once per month.
Calculating simple interest

Calculating simple interest

  • The amount paid from 9% simple interest per annum on a £200 saving over 3 years would be:
    • 3 × 0.09 × £200 = £54.
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