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    scarnohan
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    accruing interest

    i am trying to keep track of the interest i am accruing on my c.d. i am
    keeping track of it on excel. the only problem is i need to know how to
    set up the calculations in excel. i have 1500 in my c.d and the rate is
    3.92% with a 4.0% apy. the interest is accrued daily and credited
    monthly. can anyone help


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    RE: accruing interest

    "scarnohan" wrote:
    > i am trying to keep track of the interest i am accruing on
    > my c.d. i am keeping track of it on excel. the only problem
    > is i need to know how to set up the calculations in excel.
    > i have 1500 in my c.d and the rate is 3.92% with a 4.0%
    > apy. the interest is accrued daily and credited monthly.


    The interest accrued in any period is:

    =FV(3.92%/365, n,, -prevBalance) - prevBalance

    where "n" is the number of days in the period. The best
    way to determine "n" is to compute the number of days
    using actual dates. That will adjust correctly for 28, 29,
    30 and 31-day periods. Example:

    A1=2/3/2006
    C1=1500
    A2=3/3/2006
    B2=FV(3.92%/365,A2-A1,,-C1)
    C2=C1+B2
    A3=4/3/2006

    Be sure that column B and C are formatted as Currency
    with 2 decimal places. Copy B2:C2 to B3:C3, then drag
    A2:C3 (two rows) down through the term of the CD.

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