We use the daily ledger balance method to calculate interest on your account. This method applies a daily periodic rate to the ledger balance in the account each day. All deposited checks begin to earn interest as soon as we receive credit for the checks from the Federal Reserve Bank. For exact availability of funds for all checks, refer to our “Availability of Funds” disclosure, which is given to you at the time the account is opened, or may be obtained at any time from one of our client service representatives. Each day, the daily ledger balance is multiplied by the interest rate and divided by 365 days (Example: a daily ledger balance of $2,500 x rate of 2.00%/365 days would equal 13.7 cents accrued interest for the day.) The accrued interest for each day is added together and credited to the account each month.