Launched in March 2019, the PM-SYMDY is a voluntary and contributory pension scheme for providing a monthly minimum assured pension of 3,000 upon attaining the age of 60 years. The workers in the age group of 18 to 40 years having a monthly income of 15,000 or less and not a member of EPFO/ ESIC/ NPS (Govt. funded) can join the scheme.
A&B invested their sum in the ratio of 22: 25. Respectively. In two different schemes. Offering simple interest of 15% per annum and compound interest o...
Vishal has certain sum of money with him. He invested 80% of the sum in scheme ‘X’ offering 15% p.a. simple interest for 8 years and received Rs. 32...
The interest earned when a sum is invested at simple interest of 10% p.a., for 3 years, is Rs. 6000. What will be the total amount received after 2 year...
A man invested $4,800 in a scheme offering compound interest compounded annually. If the difference between the interest earned in the 2nd year and the ...
By investing Rs. 6,000 for 'a' years at an annual compound interest rate of 15%, the interest gained amounted to Rs. 1,935. Determine the simple interes...
What will be the amount if a sum of Rs. 5000 is placed at compound interest for 3 years while the rate of interest for the first, second and third years...
The difference between the interest payable on a sum invested for three years at 20% compound interest per annum compounded annually and 20% simple inte...
If the ratio of the sum invested and simple interest received after 1 year is 20:7 respectively, then find the rate of interest.
Atul has Rs.200 with him. He invested 40% of the amount at 5% p.a. for 6 years and rest at 20% p.a. for 5 years. Find the sum of simple interests receiv...
Raman paid Rs.9,600 in interest on a loan she obtained 5 years ago with a simple interest rate of 16%. What was the amount of the loan she had taken?
