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dieLuka
1 year ago

Depends on which interest rate and with which repayment (reduction etc.)

Ggf you will find a credit calculator that calculates how much interest you pay. Of course, this is not the profit of the bank, there are also costs and you will never know them.

dieLuka
1 year ago
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https://m.zinsen-becalc.de/kreditcomputer.php

Try the computer. As stated, only paid interest, not resulting profit.

dieLuka
1 year ago

Then left again

dieLuka
1 year ago

You know what I mean

dieLuka
1 year ago

If you’re in the Plus at 5 – 10, the bill is just wrong.

But no problem if you don’t care if the data is right, you just find something worth it. Wronger than wrong isn’t going.

dieLuka
1 year ago

A bank has costs.

If you get 5 Euro interest and pay your employee 10 Euro, you are not in the plus.

You’re in plus if you have to get 15 euros and pay 10. Then you are 5 euros in plus, not 15.

dieLuka
1 year ago

Not until you get off the bank’s costs.

dieLuka
1 year ago

https://ready2order.com/at/lexikon/sieg/#:~:text=The%20%20s%20s%20s,many%20%C3%9Cberschuss%20es%20stargets%20s.

The profit is the amount remaining from the turnover – i.e. the total income of a company – after deduction of all costs

dieLuka
1 year ago

I thought I had revenue.

dieLuka
1 year ago

No profit is by cost. The bank staff don’t work for free. Building, electricity, pay,…

Rubezahl2000
1 year ago

Depends on many criteria.

And if the borrower does not manage to pay off his debt, it will be a minus business for the bank.

jgobond
1 year ago

Not to be answered without interest rate and redemption.

KaffeemitMilf
1 year ago

Interest – Bank costs