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Interest

Reward paid by one person or organisation (the borrower) for the use of an asset, referred to as capital, belonging to another person or organisation (the lender).

Principal

Capital and interest are expressed in monetary terms.

Accumulated value

Total received by the lender after a period of time.

Interest

Difference between the principal and the accumulated value.

Risk premium

Some risk of default (i.e., loss of capital or non-payment of interest), a lender would expect to be paid a higher rate of interest, then additional interest is known as risk premium.

Simple interest

Interest, once credited to an account, does not itself earn further interest.

Simple interest in terms of days

Compound interest

Interest itself earns interest