Why £100 at 10% becomes £121 after two years, not £120
Leave the interest in and it starts earning interest of its own. How much it matters when the bank adds it, and what really grows your savings.
Doodled videos and interactive essays about everyday money.
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Leave the interest in and it starts earning interest of its own. How much it matters when the bank adds it, and what really grows your savings.
A dealer quotes 5% flat, the bank 7% APR on the same £10,000. The smaller number is the dearer loan, by £553.
Go away for a year, switch everything off, and the bill still says £200. What you're paying for, and who would pay if it went.
A four-minute doodle takes one money question from the everyday moment to the number behind it.
Move a rate, stretch a term, walk through a loan. The drawing and the numbers change as you go.
Each essay ends with a tool for your own quote or bill, and the questions to ask before you sign.