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A type of checking account that also earns interest is called an interest-bearing checking account. These accounts typically require a minimum balance to be maintained in order to earn interest.
Average Balance account
Interest payable is liability account and have a credit balance as a normal balance.
0% Most current accounts do not offer any interest on the balance maintained with them. This is because, the money held in a current account is highly liquid and can be withdrawn any time. So, in order to compensate for the liquidity, banks offer very little to 0% interest. Even if they offer any interest it may not cross 1% per annum.
The amount of money in a checking or a savings account is the balance. The interest is usually based on the balance.
Sorry. Not a 'one-size-fits-all kind of answer since each financial institution has its own adopted and published interest-crediting practices. You have to contact your financial institution to find out what your account's rules are.Answer:You do not earn interest on current accounts. Because of the high liquidity offered in current accounts banks do not offer interest on the balance maintained in those accounts.
The net liquidity of a position (s) is the cash balance + unrealized g/l.
Compound interest
The number of times interest is calculated for your account Total in your account Interest rate
Taylor wrote a check for $18 on the same day his bank paid interest to his account. If his account balance changed $13 that day, how much interest did he earn.
The amount in your balance would depend on the interest rate of your savings account.
If the interest rate is lower and balance of payment is large then the currant account will be deficit