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Rounding of Interest Rate

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You have precise control over the decimal accuracy of interest rates used. Sometimes legislation or contractual terms will define the accuracy required. Also see Default Rounding of Annual Rate to Daily Rate. That setting controls rounding of the daily rate of interest whereas this one controls rounding of the annual rate.

 

No Rounding

 

This method does not adjust the interest rate at all.

 

Round Up

 

This method rounds to the specified number of decimals. If the place after that number of decimals is a '5' then the number is rounded up.

 

Eg (if 8 decimal places) 10.4567894567% becomes 10.4567894600.

 

Round Down

 

This method rounds to the specified number of decimals. If the place after that number of decimals is a '5' then the number is rounded down.

 

Eg (if 8 decimal places) 10.4567894567% becomes 10.4567894500.

 

Truncate

This method ignores all places after the decimal point so you should use it with caution.

 

Eg 10.4567894567% becomes 10.0%

 

 

Test Rounding