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What is a blended hourly rate?
In their simplest form a blended rate is when a law firm offers the services of two or more staff members at the same hourly rate when the staff members are normally billed at different hourly rates. Say attorney A has a standard hourly rate of $500 and attorney B has a standard hourly rate of $200.
How do you calculate a blended hourly rate?
Divide the total charge billed by the advertising agency by the number of hours billed. Continuing the same example, $100,000 divided by 550 equals $181.82. This figure represents the blended hourly rate billed by the advertising agency.
What is a blended day rate?
A blended rate is an interest rate charged on a loan that represents the combination of a previous rate and a new rate. Blended rates are usually offered through the refinancing of existing loans that are charged a rate of interest that is higher than the old loan's rate, but lower than the rate on a brand-new loan.
How do I calculate my hourly rate?
To get your hourly rate, divide the income you made in that period by how many hours you worked in that time. If you're salaried, figure out roughly how many hours you work in a year, then divide your yearly salary by that number.
What is a blended insurance rate?
Blended rate. A blended rate is calculated for each state and class code on the policy. This blended rate is then applied to actual payrolls received to determine the premium to deduct each payroll period. Your policy will include a form that provides your blended rate(s).
What does a blended rate mean?
A blended rate is an interest rate charged on a loan that represents the combination of a previous rate and a new rate. Blended rates are usually offered through the refinancing of existing loans that are charged a rate of interest that is higher than the old loan's rate, but lower than the rate on a brand-new loan.
How do I calculate a blended rate?
The blended interest rate for a set of loans is the total amount of interest paid per year divided by the total principal. You can compute the interest paid per year by using the interest rates of the individual loans.
How do you blend two rates?
Example of Calculating Blended Rates For example, if a company holds $100,000 in debt at a 4% interest rate and $170,000 in debt at a 10% interest rate, the total blended rate would be calculated as [($100,000 × 0.04) + ($170,000 × 0.1)] / ($100,000 + $170,000) = 7.77%.
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