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Interest Rate

A certain UK supmarket has a Xmas Saving Card. One puts money on it throughout the year and around November a bonus is added depend on how much has been saved. For example, saving the maximum of £280 earns a £15 bonus.

We can easily see this is a very good rate of interest as £15 on and investment of £280 over and entire year would be over 7.2%. However, one can save £50 per month for 5 months + £30 for one month and still earn the same bonus. If one were to do that, starting in April, is there a simple formula for calculating the effective rate of interest?
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No interest in the fabricated misinformation
rob19 · M
@pentagrammom You clearly don't know anything about UK supermarkets. Here's a link to the web site I quickly made up to spread the "fabricated misinformation". :)
https://www.asdagiftcards.com/christmas-savings
@rob19 you obviously don't know base reality
SpudMuffin · 61-69, M
@pentagrammom you seem a little grumpy. Is everything alright?
@SpudMuffin not grumpy, very content and focused as is required for maintaining a delicate balance
SpudMuffin · 61-69, M
@pentagrammom good for you! 👍
@SpudMuffin that can be fabricated but how my brain processes thought is a fundamental freedom, freedom of thought regardless of information origin i can do as I choose with that