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I have come to notice that the interest you give us on deposited money is no where to be seen when you remove your deposited cash!
What's that if I may ask?
10/12/2017 04:41
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V2mbiko said:
I have come to notice that the interest you give us on deposited money is no where to be seen when you remove your deposited cash!
What's that if I may ask?



It's subtracted from your weeklies

Instead of paying 20m for weeklies with 2m as intrest
You pay 18m
10/12/2017 07:42
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I don't get you there, please elaborate. 10/12/2017 07:47
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V2mbiko said:
I don't get you there, please elaborate.


His explanation is clear enough.
Any interest you have in deposits is deducted from your weekly expenses every week
10/12/2017 09:19
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Jason legend said:
V2mbiko said:
I don't get you there, please elaborate.


His explanation is clear enough.
Any interest you have in deposits is deducted from your weekly expenses every week



once the interest is paid it add up to the money in your account not in deposit again...,,
10/12/2017 19:38
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Mr Temmy said:
Jason legend said:
V2mbiko said:
I don't get you there, please elaborate.


His explanation is clear enough.
Any interest you have in deposits is deducted from your weekly expenses every week



once the interest is paid it add up to the money in your account not in deposit again...,,


Interest isn't added to your account.
It is automatically deducted every monday morning as part of your weeklies!
10/12/2017 22:17
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Mr Temmy said:
Jason legend said:
V2mbiko said:
I don't get you there, please elaborate.


His explanation is clear enough.
Any interest you have in deposits is deducted from your weekly expenses every week



once the interest is paid it add up to the money in your account not in deposit again...,,



I see you were trying to break it down.....
11/12/2017 00:55
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Thank you guys, now I got you. 11/12/2017 20:24
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If you take all your deposits out one moment after your expenses are taken out the prior week, and then put all that cash back in at the same moment, you can track your "weekly" savings via what it shows next week.
Or just subtract what it shows now from what it will show next week for the same deposit.
13/12/2017 15:19
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