You didn't tell us what the interest rate at your bank is, so we can't determine that answer.
The interest you would earn on £90 million depends on the interest rate offered by the bank. For example, if the bank offers an interest rate of 1% per year, you would earn £900,000 annually. At a rate of 2%, your annual interest would be £1.8 million. Always check with the bank for the most accurate rates and terms.
It would depend on the interest rare percentage received.
70000 pounds .
Depends on the interest rate, how often interest is being compounded, and the length of time that the investment is left in the bank.
$1500 in a savings account at my bank in Canada @.15%
well it depends on how long you keep that million dollars in the bank if you kept it in the bank for 3 days you would have one more dollar than you did
The amount of interest you would earn on £3.5 million depends on the interest rate offered by the bank. For example, at a 1% annual interest rate, you would earn £35,000 in a year. If the rate were higher, say 2%, you would earn £70,000 annually. Always consider that interest rates can vary based on the type of account and prevailing economic conditions.
on average £312.00 per day...!
It depends on how often the interest is compounded(annually, monthly...) and also the interest rate of the bank also has an effect on the outcome.
It depends on what type of bank account you put it in and with which interest rate but it would be well over £50,000 a day.
The amount your dad has now depends on the interest rate and whether it was compounded. For example, if he had a 2% annual interest rate compounded annually, he would have approximately $2.76 million after five years. However, without knowing the specific interest rate, it's impossible to give an exact figure. You can use the formula for compound interest to calculate it based on the rate.
I think about £600.00 per day