what is the difference between taking interest and receiving payment for one's labour
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Taking interest means to charge specific amounts on the money given as loan for a specified period. Receiving payment for one’s labour means to take remuneration for one’s service rendered. This is legitimate while taking interest is not in order
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Interest can be earned without working, while 'receiving payment for one's labor' clearly means you worked to earn money. Interest is a payment from a borrower or an institution taking the budgetary organization to a moneylender or contributor of a sum above reimbursement of the primary entirety
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