FAQ About Interest

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2 years ago | gizem

How does the interest increase?

The nominal interest rate is calculated by adding the real interest rate to the inflation rate. If the deposit interest rate is 20% and the inflation rate is 15%, the real interest rate is essentially determined as 5%. The most important factor forming the real interest rate is the risk premium.

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