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Uh, I think you don't understand how compounding works. It's not 2.4% a day. Do you know anything about finance?
by morgante 9y ago
Uh, I think you don't understand how compounding works. It's not 2.4% a day. Do you know anything about finance?
- vivekd 9y agofrom the link >IB accrues interest on a daily basis and posts actual interest monthly on the third business day of the following month. from investopedia >Interest accrues on loans, such as a mortgage, or on savings accounts and investments. Daily accrual means interest amounts are added to the account balance every day. Interest can accrue on any time schedule; common periods include daily, monthly and annually it would be different if the rates were annual percentage rates, but your site doesn't specify that. no I don't know anything about finance but I got google.
- morgante 9y agoA little knowledge is dangerous. You found the right terms but totally missed the meaning. Daily accrual means that your interest for that day is calculated daily. It doesn't mean the interest rate is 2.4% a day. Did you even think about this logically? 2.4% a day would be 876% a year. That's obviously insane.
- sobani 9y ago2.4% a day would be 574756% a year (yes 5747 fold). Compound interest FTW! (or For The Bankruptcy in this case)