Judgment interest · NRS 17.130 / 99.040

Interest on any money judgment.

A free-form amounts-due ledger for statutory interest on any Nevada money judgment - a damages award, attorney or expert fees, alimony or child-support arrears, an equalization judgment. Interest runs on every line at the NRS 17.130 / 99.040 rate (prime + 2%, reset each January and July), simple, never compounded (Torres v. Goodyear). Flag any line as child support and the pre-2020 NRS 125B.095 penalty layers onto that line only.

Every rate is cited to primary law - see the statutory interest-rate authority (NRS 99.040 / 17.130 / 125B.140, the pre-1987 flat rates, and the simple-interest rule of Torres v. Goodyear). For a monthly support-order schedule with modifications, use the arrears tool.

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Amounts due

One line per amount that became due - a money judgment, attorney or expert fees, alimony or child-support arrears, an equalization award. Interest runs on every line. Flag a line as child support to add the pre-2020 NRS 125B.095 penalty to it (that penalty applies to child support only).

Child support (adds pre-2020 penalty)

Payments made (optional)

Every payment on the date made. Applied oldest-first (Foster v. Marshman, 96 Nev. 475 (1980)).

Rate source

Nevada judgment - NRS 17.130 / 99.040 (prime + 2%, reset each January and July; simple interest per Torres v. Goodyear).Federal judgment - 28 U.S.C. 1961 (weekly-average 1-year Treasury yield for the calendar week before judgment, compounded annually per 1961(b)). Judgment dates 1999-present (H.15 rate weeks through 2026-08-14).

Calculate as ofLatest published rate runs through 2026-12-31.

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How are payments applied? (election)

Nevada applies undesignated payments oldest-first (Foster v. Marshman; Biel v. Godwin) but no published decision orders principal vs. interest. Elect knowingly - it changes the total.

Principal first - most consistent with the simple-interest rule (Torres v. Goodyear); smaller total.Interest first - the common-law “United States rule”; larger total.

The judgment-interest schedule appears here - interest on every amount due, the child-support penalty on flagged lines, cited to statute.