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Figure out Int earned on an anuity?
Some one who is willing to loan me money has an annuity, but is unsure how much int they are earning. I obviously would be paying a higher interest then she is earning. Lets say she had $29484.00 at the start of the quarter. At the end of the quarter she had a balance of $30,750.00. Increase of $1266.00. The increase is Interest only. No deposits from her. So what is the Formula to figure this out?