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Primary grouping by period

 

Showing an example examples of defining periods with amount range 

1) Period from 1 day to 90 days, with amount range from 1 to 10000 & and interest rate as 5%. 

2) Period from 1 day to 90 days, with amount range from 10001 to none value(infinite amount) & and interest rate as 5.5%. 

i - Value is ending with open value(None) i.e above 10001 to infinite amount will be calculated for 5.5% with 1 to 90 days range.   

3) Period from 91 day to open value(None) days, with amount range from 1 to none value(infinite) & and interest rate as 6%. 

ii - Period days is open value(None) days i.e from 91 & and above days. 

iii - Value is ending with open value(None) i.e above 1 any amount will be calculated for 6% with 91 days range.  

Primary grouping by amount 

Showing an example examples of defining amount range with periods

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1) Amount range from 1 to 10000, with period from 1 to 90 & and interest rate as 5%. 

2) Amount range from 1 to 10000, with period from 91 to none value & and interest rate as 5.5%. 

i - Period type is ending with open value(None) i.e above 91 days to infinite days, will be calculated for 5.5% with 1 to 10000 amount range.   

3) Amount range from 10001 to none value (infinite), with period from 1 to null value(Limit less amount) & and interest rate as 6%. 

ii - Period days is ending with open value(None) days i.e from 1 to infinite days. 

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