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Interest
rates
The
reward
for lending money and the
cost
of borrowing it
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Interest
rates affect
The amount of
interest
we receive on our
savings
or the amount of interest we are charged on a loan
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Money
is often borrowed in business to not only survive but to also finance projects and activities such as expansion and refurbishments
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When businesses borrow money
They are often charged
interest
which means they will pay
more
back than they initially borrowed
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Bank
of England Base Rate
The rate set by the
Monetary Policy Committee
with the aim of meeting the government target of keeping inflation
low
and stable
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Bank of England
Base Rate
Influences the interest rates that banks charge people and
businesses
to borrow money or pay on their
savings
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Banks
need to
Pay
less
on
saving
than they make on lending
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Rise in
interest rate
Typically signals that the economy is
robust
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Businesses
with company credit cards and existing loans
Can have
higher interest payments
as the cost of borrowing
increases
, they may also have less
disposable income
, and bigger overheads
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Customers
will typically
Spend
less
money when interest rates are increased as they save more and borrow
less
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Negative
impact on profitability of businesses
Especially for those which sell luxury
non-essentials
products
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Calculating
interest rate on a bank loan
1. Step 1:
Subtract
the amount borrowed from the
total amount
to be
repaid
2. Step 2:
Divide
the answer from step 1 by the amount borrowed
3. Step 3:
Multiply
the answer from step
2
by
100
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The interest rate charged on the bank loan is
8%
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Bank of England
Base Rate
The interest rate set by the
Bank of England
for
commercial
banks in the UK
Commercial
banks
Banks
that offer services to individuals and
businesses
Bank
of England (BOE)
The
central bank
of the UK responsible for managing the country's
monetary policy
How
the BOE uses the base rate
The BOE
raises
or lowers the base rate to encourage or discourage borrowing and spending, which helps keep
inflation
in check
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