What the numbers are telling you.
- The factor multiplies the gross advance, not the remaining balance.
- Withheld fees reduce cash received.
- No APR is inferred without exact dated cash flows.
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Separate a repayment multiplier from interest rates and see the cash cost of fixed scheduled repayments.
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METHOD 2026-10-23.3A factor is not interest or APR. Exact payment timing is absent, so no annualization is calculated. Does not assume early payment reduces the contractual repayment amount.
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No. It means scheduled repayments equal 1.30 times the gross advance in this scenario. Timing, fees and declining balances materially affect annualized cost.
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Gross advance × factor gives scheduled repayments. Add withheld fees to the repayment premium; divide repayments by entered number of payments.
A factor is not interest or APR. Exact payment timing is absent, so no annualization is calculated. Does not assume early payment reduces the contractual repayment amount.
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