"pay in interest" vs "pay on interest"

Some examples from the web:

• And so is the almost $80 billion... we will pay in interest this year on the national debt.
• Each man pays in 50 pounds and the last survivor collects the capital and interest.
• Eliminating "special interest" loopholes, like tax breaks for oil and gas, or for corporate jets, would not yield enough revenue to pay for a meaningful rate cut.
• Portugal will pay the European Union around EUR 3 billion in interest per year.
• Mr President, I think we all agree how completely absurd it is that many of the world's poorest countries sometimes pay more in interest and for debt management than they receive in aid.
• MEPs are calling on the European Central Bank to be cautious about further increases in interest rates and have warned that calls for wage moderation are undermined by disproportionately generous pay rises for top executives.
• MEPs are calling on the European Central Bank to be cautious about further increases in interest rates and have warned that calls for wage moderation are undermined by disproportionately generous pay rises for top executives.
• The example shows the interest to pay in the last year of a three year loan. The interest rate is 10 percent.
• The current interest rate of 5.8% per annum on Ireland's loan from the EU and the IMF means that it will have to pay almost EUR 30 billion in interest over the next seven-and-a-half years.
• The salami-slicing approach of not telling the people the truth, although you know that you will have to pay in your own interest, is just as damaging to confidence.
• However, if I'm a lower class person and have to take loans... to buy my car or home... I am paying in interest which... in abstraction... is going to pay that millionaire with the 4% CD.
• "Clean Pairs" pays eightfold.
• When should "pay" mood goes away.
• I get your "personal interest" now.
• Commission response Commissioner Olli Rehn welcomed the summit's conclusions on enlargement, stressing that it amounted to "enlightened self-interest" to carry this policy further.
• The sovereignty of countries in labour law and "vital interests" have also been key issues.
• Second, the notion of "strategic interests" is unnecessarily political or even geopolitical.
• He said "the EU should mould a global response with it values and interests".
• "A person of interest" would be more accurate.
• Another possibility to calculate the amount of subsidy would be to compare the interest rate the company actually pays for the extended credit period to the rate it is supposed to pay in case it is granted an extension of maturity.

Some examples from the web:

• The forward rates used by ECB staff are computed as compounded rates, which means that they take «interest on interest» into account.
• The interest payments covered in the AAR reflect what the reporting agent pays on deposits and receives for loans.
• Generally speaking, it is the weakest Member States which suffer from having to pay a risk premium on interest rates.
• Eliminating "special interest" loopholes, like tax breaks for oil and gas, or for corporate jets, would not yield enough revenue to pay for a meaningful rate cut.
• However, from that income the ECB has to deduct the interest it pays on its liabilities in euros vis-à-vis the national central banks.
• I'm paying one hell of an exorbitant interest rate, and if I don't pay on time, he'll show the IOU to Mama.
• NEW YORK - A glance at Egypt's public finances reveals a disturbing fact: the interest that the country pays on its foreign loans is larger than its budget for education, healthcare, and housing combined.
• Many of those countries pay 25% to 40% of their national budget on interest and repayment into banks in Western Europe, the United States and Japan.
• Deferred interest is the amount by which the interest a borrower is required to pay on a mortgage loan is less than the amount of interest accrued on the outstanding principal balance.
• As Germany itself has stated, the interest that the ZT pays on its bank loans is higher than the calculated interest that the ZT fixed under the calculation rules for the tendering procedure.
• Following this principle, interest rates are recorded on a gross basis before tax, since the pre-tax interest rates reflect what reporting agents pay on deposits and receive for loans.
• Therefore the Commission concludes that the measure constitutes a selective advantage in favour of PCT which is equal to the income tax which PCT would normally have to pay on the accrued interests until the commencement of operations of Pier III.
• To decrease its funding costs, Greece has also given a commitment that the Bank will continue reducing the interest rates it pays on deposits in Greece, as described in recital 137.
• After all, if a country's debt/GDP ratio is to decline without austerity, the interest rate that it pays on its debt must be lower than its GDP growth rate.
• "Clean Pairs" pays eightfold.
• When should "pay" mood goes away.
• In a soft loan the element of advantage is the difference between the interest that the undertaking would have to pay on an equivalent loan on commercial terms and the special low interest rate, which in the present case is zero.
• I get your "personal interest" now.
• Commission response Commissioner Olli Rehn welcomed the summit's conclusions on enlargement, stressing that it amounted to "enlightened self-interest" to carry this policy further.
• The sovereignty of countries in labour law and "vital interests" have also been key issues.