The interest rate is computed by the following:
n th root of (FV/PV)-1
Here, because of the bi-weekly, we adjust to the root being: 26*3 = 78
So, we take the 78th root of (3000/2500), then subtract 1 from it
This gives us: 0.00234018984, which, if multiplied by 26 for interest periods in a year, then by 100, to get the percentage, gives us: 6.084463574 APR
To test this, we plug in, to get: 3,000 = 2,500 * (1+0.00234018984)78
This gives us: 3,000 = 3,000
So, our APR checks out.

Mark C.
12/19/17