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15.00
$350 * 6.5% = $22.75
The opportunity cost would be the potential missed income from placing the money in an interest bearing account. $500 times .03 = $15.
No. If the account is earning interest the current amount should be greater than the initial deposit.
You will have 1903.737 dollars in your account at the end of 13 years. The year wise end balance will be:756816.48881.798952.3421028.531110.8121199.6771295.6511399.3031511.2471632.1471762.7191903.737This is under the assumption that you don't deposit any fresh funds into your account and initial 700 dollars + the accumulated interest is all that is available in the account.
The amount of money in a checking or a savings account is the balance. The interest is usually based on the balance.
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
Chase Bank does have free checking as long as you have a minimum balance of 100 dollars. there are also interest bearing checking accounts were if you maintain a balance of at least 1500 dollars your account will receive interest on your checking account.
15.00
There is a way to earn interest on a checking accounts and can be added to the account. You will have to back through a credit union.
$350 * 6.5% = $22.75
One of the benefits of CitiGold Interest Checking is that there is no minimum opening balance required. There is also no minimum fee to maintain to avoid a finance charge. One will also draw a .1% interest on the balance of their account.
minimum balance account
Minimum Balance account
The minimum sum of cash balances daily. Example - if your checking account requires a minimum daily collected balance of $500 to avoid a monthly maintenance fee, you must keep your cash balance in your checking account at or above $500.
A corporation that is a for profit corporation cannot have an interest bearing checking account. However, it can have an earnings credit which is similar to an interest rate. With an earnings credit the interest earned on the Checking account is used to offset monthly fees/ charges on the account, if interested earned using the earnings credit is more than the total amount of fees/ charges it is considered a surplus and does not accrue to the checking account balance. A non profit corporation such as a 501.c.3 Can earn interest on Checking accounts due to the not for profit status.