Earnr Support

Keeping track of your total earnings

When you open the Earnr App or log into Earnr Online - you'll land on 'Home'.

Here you'll see your total funds and current weighted average rate, across all the accounts you have access to.

The home page also tracks interest earnings across all the accounts you have access to:

Interest Accrued:

• This is interest earned, that has not yet been paid (interest is paid on the last day of the month across most Earnr accounts)
• It's updated daily so you'll see it increasing every day - so it's a great way to track the total daily earnings across your accounts

YTD Interest:

• This is the interest that has been paid into all the accounts you have access to, during the current financial year

Lifetime Interest:

• This is the interest that has been paid into all the accounts you have access to, since you joined Earnr

Keeping track of earnings per legal account

You may have multiple legal accounts, for example, you may have accounts as an individual as well for your business.

To find out the interest accrued, year to date interest, or previous year's interest for a particular legal account:

• Head to 'Account Actions' in Earnr Online, or 'More' in the Earnr App
• Select 'Interest Summary'
• Select the account holder / legal account at the top of the screen (if you only have one legal account it will be shown)

Keeping track of earnings at the account level

Earnr offers a variety of different accounts including the Everyday Account, 30 Day Notice Account, 90 Day Notice Account, 6 Month Terms and 12 Month Terms.

The above explains how to view interest earnings data across all accounts you have access to, and across all accounts belonging to an account holder.

To find out interest accrued, year to date interest, or previous year interest for a single account only:

• Head to 'Accounts' in Earnr Online, or 'More' in the Earnr App
• Select the account type from the summary, and for a term account type further select the specific term
• Click 'Details' and you'll see the the full interest earnings summary for the particular account or term