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Froogle 1.1.1.7
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Elias Makere, FSA, MAAA
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INTEREST

1. consideration/compensation for the use of money loaned (or forbearance in demanding it when due).

2. In real property, the broadest term applicable to claims on real estate, including any right/title/estate/lien on real property. Interest thus refers to the legal concern of a person in the property (or in the right to some of the benefits from which the property is inseparable).
EXECUTED INTEREST
an interest in property presently enjoyed/possessed by a party.
EXECUTORY INTEREST
interest in property that may become actual in the future (or upon the occurrence of some event).
COMPOUND INTEREST
interest that is paid upon:
(i) the principal sum; and

(ii) the interest that has previously been paid [on that principal].
Thus, interest already paid/accrued becomes part of the principal – for purposes of subsequent interest calculations.
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