Effective Interest Rate
The effective interest rate represents the actual cost of borrowing or return on investment after considering compounding and related fees. It provides a more accurate measure than the nominal rate. In accounting, it is used to amortise loans and financial instruments, ensuring interest expense is recognised consistently over time.
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