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Discover LudwigThe phrase "plus interest" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the total amount of money or a financial transaction, including any additional charges or fees incurred. An example of its usage could be: "The loan must be repaid within 6 months, plus interest, which will be calculated at a fixed rate of 5%." This means that in addition to repaying the original loan amount, the borrower will also need to pay an extra 5% of that amount as interest.
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She was awarded her capital back plus interest.
In this case it's enormous — a common fund of over 1.3 billion plus interest.
But in 1994 it settled with the Pritzkers for $9.5 million plus interest.
The amount borrowed plus interest and fees must be repaid.
Plus interest.
Lloyds was ordered to repay the charges, plus interest.
That sum represented Mr. Milken's fees, plus interest.
Most of this money, plus interest, was paid back.
"This gives us full payment plus interest for allowed claims.
In return, you get your money back, plus interest.
The four received an award of $5.2 million, plus interest.
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