From: Christopher Kulp <kulpcm@home.com>
Subject: Re: balance transfer
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 21:20:21 -0500
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Isn't interest calculated differently on credit cards? I seem to remember reading something about that somewhere.... Can anyone correct or educate me? THanks, Chris > Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 16:26:31 -0700 > From: "sreeni tellakula" <sreeni@isi.com> > Subject: balance transfer > > Hi > > I keep getting offers from credit cards at 3.9% > to 4.9%APR. > > I have an auto loan at 7.75%. > > If I transfter this loan to the credit card, will I save? > Can some one tell me how credit cards compute interest? > > For ex: the auto loan - the interest is calculated as follows: > > balance: 10000, 1 month time, APR 7.75% > > Interest at end of month 10000 X 7.75 / (100 X 12) > $64.58. > > > Thank You > - - --- > Sreeni Tellakula > sreeni@isi.com > ----------------------------------------------------------------- | Christopher M. Kulp | Motorola CIG - Computer Engineer | | email: QA3056@email.mot.com | (v) 847.632.3874 (fax) 632.3733 | - ------------------------------------------------------------------ - -
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