
Moronke O. answered 07/21/20
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The Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is calculated using the following formula:
APY = (1 + r)/
-1
r = stated annual interest rate
n = nos of compounding periods each year
APY takes account of compound interest and it is greater than periodic interest. It is calculated annually.
APY = (1 + 0.06)^2 -1) =
0.1236 *100 = $12.36
If the corporate bond pays $12.36 in interest on $10,000 bond (where 6 months contains 182 days) use this formula to calculate semi- annual yield:
APY = 100[(1 + 12.36/10,000) (365/182) -1]
Years | Starting balance | Interest earned | Ending balance |
Year 1(May-Nov) | 10,000 | ||