Post-Judgment Interest Calculator
FinanceCalculate the interest that accrues on an unpaid court judgment.
Post-Judgment Interest Owed
The interest accrued on the unpaid judgment amount for the specified number of days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is post-judgment interest calculated?
Interest = Judgment Amount x Interest Rate x (Days Unpaid / 365) -- simple interest accruing daily on the unpaid judgment.
Where does the interest rate come from?
In US federal courts, post-judgment interest rates are set by statute (28 U.S.C. Section 1961), typically based on the weekly average 1-year constant-maturity Treasury yield -- check your jurisdiction's specific rate, since state courts may use different rates.
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