Interest rate

Nominal interest rate

Market interest rate

Effective interest rate

So interest income 900,000.

That's the interest rate.

166 effective interest rate.

That's the annual interest rate.

It's the annualized interest rate.

This is monthly interest rate.

Net income plus interest. So they're adding back your interest.

Gradually the interest rate will increase.

And what's my effective interest rate?

lot of interest, charging you a mid teens interest rate or 20 rate, this is 650 .

This is the interest rate you assume.

This was interest. This was non op income.

So you could have a line here for interest income or investment income.

Let's say that the interest rate is 25 .

Here, this is your assumed marginal income tax rate.

This income tax saving from interest deduction, this is assuming that at that marginal tax rate, you can deduct the property tax and the interest on the debt.

He lends money at a high rate of interest.

All of a sudden we lowered the interest rate.

It exposes the Fed to less interest rate risk.

I'm going to charge the interest rate on that.

And they'll charge an interest rate for lending that cash.

The income tax rate increases in proportion as your salary rises.

The income tax rate increases in proportion to the salary increase.

He has no interest. So his pre tax income is 30,000.

The principal times 1 plus and what was the interest rate?

My annual rate looks a lot more like 125 interest, right?

So when I talk about the short term interest rate I'm talking about the interest rate on loans that are made over very short periods of time.

So this is essentially kind of an annual interest rate, but if

So the government has to pay a lower interest rate on it.

A lot of people, you know, when you hear 10 interest rate or even a 25 interest rate, that no one really makes a big deal about it.

It doesn't think about things like interest income from your bank account, or interest expense on any loans you have.

Well, when you lower the interest rate, the terms that are using that discount rate the most, benefit the most.

Corporate borrowing from financial institutions is rising due to the low interest rate.

Remember, this is the annual interest rate but this is an overnight loan.

The interest rate is essentially what percentage of the original amount you borrowed.

So this is just the same thing as net income plus interest plus taxes.

I don't care whether B's guy is better at getting a low interest rate.

And maybe it'll be another 5 or maybe the interest rate can change again.

In particular, you saw interest expense on Jason's business and not on Ben's income statement.

When you lower the interest rate, the present value of this future payment goes up.

This is highly rated mortgage backed securities, maybe they have a slightly higher interest rate.