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Annual Percentage Rate is a common metric used in personal finance to convey the true cost of borrowing. In this video, you’ll learn how APR can help you make better borrowing decisions and just what goes into APR.

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  1. loan amount = 20000, processing fee = 400, Disbursed amount = 19600, interest = 3274, Total Payment by Customer = 23274, Tenor Years = 24 Months, Emi Monthly = 970, I have this question. How to calculate APR for this amount please tell me formula and explain, it is my request please help me.

  2. Not getting it on my Care Credit because I agreed to a 60 month 17.90% APR but now they're saying it changed to 26.99 because balance not paid in full. So after just 2 weeks they've already charged almost $50 . That's even way more then 26.99%. It's almost 50% interest.

  3. My minimum month payment is $266 for 60 months supposedly 17.90% apr but now it's changed to 26.99% because balance not paid in full which I don't get because agreed to was 17.90%. But after just 2 weeks of my card purchase they've charged almost $50 on $10,495. So it's even way more then 26.99% apr

  4. Utter nonsense as the example takes no account of the length (term) of the loan. If the finance charges were for a 2 year period it would be a quite different APR rather than a 1 year period.

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