Math

Soldato
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Hi would some one do the math for me on this please.

If some one had a credit card debt of £317 and i the interest rate was 39%

And out of the 3 months they have paid as follows.

First month £25

Second month £35

Third month £40

How much would have they paid off the £317 debt ?

many thx
 
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Assuming it is monthly compound interest.

317*1.39= £440.63

440.63-25= £415.63

415.63*1.39= £577.73

577.73-35= £542.73

542.73*1.39= £754.39

754.39-40= £714.39

They have increased their debt by £397.39. Sucks to be you
 
I make it £266.49 if this month is the third month

This is based on the 39% being anual and no payment protection being added on each month.


edit: to make clear £266.49 remaining
 
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Assuming it is compound interest.

317*1.39= £440.63

440.63-25= £415.63

415.63*1.39= £577.73

577.73-35= £542.73

542.73*1.39= £754.39

754.39-40= £714.39

They have increased their debt by £397.39. Sucks to be you

So you are saying you know of credit cards that more than double your debts in 3 months??:eek:
 
Zimbabwean?

Second time round I got the remaining debt to be £223.92 on the principle that 1.357% interest compounded for 12 months equals 39%.
 
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I came in here toask what "Math" was, but obviously it was a type, it was meant to be "Maths" I assume. ;)
 
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