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Interest Calculated Daily Explained


The interest that you pay on a mortgage varies from product to product and across companies. If it is calculated daily then this is the most frequent interval for its calculation: it is often done on a weekly, monthly or even yearly basis. A daily calculation is best for you on a product where you are gradually paying off the capital sum as the amount you need to repay gets gradually reduced and therefore interest calculated daily means you overall pay less.

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