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What Is Internal Rate Of Return Used In Context With Loans?
What is internal rate of return used in context with loans?
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The Internal Rate of Return or IRR is annual compounded rate of return that can be earned on any specific capital amount. You may call it "yield on investment". So in loan context it will be amount of interest that you might have to pay on remaining amount of loan.
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