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what is the difference b/w interest & markup?

Answer Posted / malik a. hafeez

Interest is the cost of borrowed amount. The cost may be paid monthly, semi-annually or annually depending on the terms and conditions agreed however mark-up is the additional amount charged on the cost of a product/service.

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