Suppose you have a credit card with a balance of $14,340.87 that charges 10.13% APR on unpaid balances. The minimum payment each month is $35. If you make just the minimum payment, how much interest will be added to your account balance?
Credit Card Balance = $14340.87
Minimum Payment made = $35
Balance Amount = 14340.87 - 35 = $14305.87
Monthly Interest rate = r = 0.1013/12
Hence, Interest added to account balance = Balance Amount * Interest Rate = 14305.87*0.1013/12 = $120.77
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