What is the Effective Annual Yield?
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First calc the yield you will recieve for one month
(100 000-99010/99010)*100 = 0.99%
Now convert this one month yield to a annual yield
(((1+0.99)^1/12)) * 12/1 ) -1 *100 = 12.71%