Sentence examples for the total interest from inspiring English sources

The total interest payable on these capital commitments is expected to be £39bn which is up £6bn on the previous year.

Standard economic theory suggests that paying back loans based on their interest rates, from highest to lowest, should be preferable since this approach minimizes the total interest paid.

The society said the total interest paid by a borrower over the term of the mortgage was broadly the same as the amount paid by someone who opted for one of its standard fixed-rate loans.

If you take out a personal loan of £10,000 at 4.9% over five years the total interest will be £1,278, but stick it on a mortgage at 2.5% over 25 years and that interest increases to £3,460.

But the total interest bill for each option shows that remortgaging would cost £6,000 in interest over 20 years and the personal loan £1,161 over five years – £4,839 less.

If the economy could generate jobs at the median wage for even half of these people, national income would grow by more than 10 times the total interest cost of the 2011 deficit (which was less than $40 billion).

According to Teikoku Databank, a credit-research company, the total interest-bearing liabilities held by the group of 119 big builders increased by ¥155 billion to ¥10.1 trillion during the year to last March.

One may imagine a situation where the MNE sends one agent representing the total interests of the firm to each subsidiary Zhao (1995).

Of course, the better your credit, the lower your total interest cost will be.

Based on August 2013 trends - the latest available figures - the UK's total interest repayments on personal debt over a 12-month period would have been £59.8bn.

The delivery ratio is the ratio of the number of interest packets received by the MCS over the expected number of total interest packets sent by all content consumers.