Sentence examples for an effective interest from inspiring English sources

The bond will yield about 0.6% more than a British government 40-year gilt, suggesting an effective interest rate of 3.85% over the lifetime of the loan.

A recent survey of Mississippi forest landowners with more than 100 acres (or about 25 hectares) of forest has revealed an "effective" interest in standing timber insurance against all natural disasters, and a willingness to pay a premium rate of approximately 0.3% of the standing timber value (Deng and Munn 2011).

Using REPAYE during training yields an effective interest rate of 4.43%.

Hence, Americans could be paying an effective interest rate of 100% on the original cost of the bailout.

In this circumstance, the aforementioned borrower with $200,000 in debt at 7%, sees an effective interest rate of about 5.53%.

Because the government will forgive 50% of unpaid interest that accrues while in REPAYE, a resident's effective interest rate is lowered during the training period, potentially to a point that could be lower than the rates offered by a private lender.

In Madrid, the Spanish government sold 2.5 billion euros, or $3.3 billion, of three-year bonds at an average yield, or effective interest rate, of 3.7 percent.

And a rise in the effective interest rate is the last thing this economy needs.

For example, if you're in the 30% tax bracket and you have a mortgage with a stated rate of 10%, the effective interest rate is 7.0% (10* 1-0.30)).

(In short, the higher the price paid for a bond, the lower the effective interest rate).

"The average effective interest rate on a payday loan is 455% (APR).