The interest rate your lender gives you isn't the true cost of your mortgage. Learn how to calculate your effective interest rate, including any discount points.

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According to Experian's APR calculator, the total APR would actually be considerably higher than the interest rate, at 13.10%, because you have to factor in the origination fee.

The APR is an annual rate, but credit card interest is calculated daily and charged monthly. To find out the daily interest rate, divide the APR by 365 (number of days in a year).