Equivalent Rate Calculator – AER

Convert nominal rate to AER (Annual Equivalent Rate). Standard comparison rate for savings and loans. Same as EAR/APY.

Use the Equivalent Rate Calculator – AER

Enter nominal rate and compounding. AER (Annual Equivalent Rate) is calculated.

Inputs

Nominal rate and compounding. AER (annual equivalent rate) is calculated.

Results

AER (%)
4.07%

AER = (1 + r/n)^n - 1. Standard comparison rate for savings and loans in the UK.

How this calculator works

AER = (1 + nominal/n) to the power of n, minus 1. n = compounding per year.

How to interpret your results

Use AER to compare savings or loans. It is the equivalent annual rate.

Common mistakes to avoid

Comparing nominal rates; or ignoring fees not in the rate.

FAQs

What is AER?
Annual Equivalent Rate. The standardised annual rate for comparison in the UK. Same formula as EAR or APY.
Which inputs matter most?
Nominal rate and compounding frequency. AER is (1 + r/n)^n - 1.
When is AER used?
UK savings and some loans must quote AER so customers can compare. Other regions use APY or EAR.
How accurate are the results?
Formula is exact. Always check product terms.

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Equivalent Rate Calculator – AER

Convert nominal rate to AER (Annual Equivalent Rate). Standard comparison rate for savings and loans. Same as EAR/APY.

Use the Equivalent Rate Calculator – AER

Enter nominal rate and compounding. AER (Annual Equivalent Rate) is calculated.

Inputs

Nominal rate and compounding. AER (annual equivalent rate) is calculated.

Results

AER (%)
4.07%

AER = (1 + r/n)^n - 1. Standard comparison rate for savings and loans in the UK.

How this calculator works

AER = (1 + nominal/n) to the power of n, minus 1. n = compounding per year.

How to interpret your results

Use AER to compare savings or loans. It is the equivalent annual rate.

Common mistakes to avoid

Comparing nominal rates; or ignoring fees not in the rate.

FAQs

What is AER?
Annual Equivalent Rate. The standardised annual rate for comparison in the UK. Same formula as EAR or APY.
Which inputs matter most?
Nominal rate and compounding frequency. AER is (1 + r/n)^n - 1.
When is AER used?
UK savings and some loans must quote AER so customers can compare. Other regions use APY or EAR.
How accurate are the results?
Formula is exact. Always check product terms.

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