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You owe $1,032.56 on a credit card with an 11.25% APR. The minimum due is $150.00. What is the difference in the interest accrued if you pay the minimum amount due at the beginning of the month versus at the end of the month?
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Monthly rate = 11.25%/12 = 0.009375.
Interest if you pay at the end: 1,032.56 × 0.009375 = $9.68
Interest if you pay at the beginning: (1,032.56 − 150.00) × 0.009375 = 882.56 × 0.009375 = $8.27
Difference = $9.68 − $8.27 = $1.41
You save $1.41 in interest by paying the $150 at the beginning of the month.
Interest if you pay at the end: 1,032.56 × 0.009375 = $9.68
Interest if you pay at the beginning: (1,032.56 − 150.00) × 0.009375 = 882.56 × 0.009375 = $8.27
Difference = $9.68 − $8.27 = $1.41
You save $1.41 in interest by paying the $150 at the beginning of the month.
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