Date | Particular | Withdrawals | Deposits | Balance |
05.01.2008 | By B/F | $24,650.00$ | ||
09.01.2008 | By Cash | $14,390.00$ | $39,040.00$ | |
15.02.2008 | To Cheque | $7,600.00$ | $31,440.00$ | |
21.02.2008 | By Cheque | $8,350.00$ | $39,790.00$ | |
07.03.2008 | To Cash | $4,000.00$ | $35,790.00$ | |
31.03.2008 | By Interest | |||
08.04.2008 | By Cheque | $13,670.00$ | ||
12.04.2008 | To Cash | $6,000.00$ | ||
01.05.2008 | By Cheque | $17,350$ | ||
16.06.2008 | By Cash | $9,000.00$ | ||
27.06.2008 | To Cash | $4,370.00$ | ||
04.07.2008 | By Cheque | $21,320.00$ | ||
11.07.2008 | To Cheque | $9,460.00$ |
Months | Minimum balance between 10th day and the last day |
January | $39,040$ |
February | $31,440$ |
March | $35,790$ |
Total principal for at the end of March = ₹ $1,06,270$
So, Interest at the end of March
$=(1,06,270\times 4.5\times 1)/(100\times 12)$
$=398.51$
Hence, interest is ₹ $399$
Then, entering the interest in the passbook we get,
Date | Particular | Withdrawals | Deposits | Balance |
05.01.2008 | By B/F | $24,650.00$ | ||
09.01.2008 | By Cash | $14,390.00$ | $39,040.00$ | |
15.02.2008 | To Cheque | $7,600.00$ | $31,440.00$ | |
21.02.2008 | By Cheque | $8,350.00$ | $39,790.00$ | |
07.03.2008 | To Cash | $4,000.00$ | $35,790.00$ | |
31.03.2008 | By Interest | $399.00$ | $36,189.00$ | |
08.04.2008 | By Cheque | $13,670.00$ | $49,859.00$ | |
12.04.2008 | To Cash | $6,000.00$ | $43,859.00$ | |
01.05.2008 | By Cheque | $17,350.00$ | $61,209.00$ | |
16.06.2008 | By Cash | $9,000.00$ | $70,209.00$ | |
27.06.2008 | To Cash | $4,370.00$ | $65,839.00$ | |
04.07.2008 | By Cheque | $21,320.00$ | $87,159.00$ | |
11.07.2008 | To Cheque | $9,460.00$ | $77,699.00$ |
Therefore, Net money that Mr. Punjwani will get ₹ $77,699$