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2026 Arkansas judgment & prejudgment interest rates

Current 2026 snapshot: Arkansas post-judgment interest is 5.75% per year; the recorded prejudgment reference is 5.75% per year.

Everything Arkansas charges in interest on a money judgment or an overdue debt, in one place — the rate after judgment and the rate before it, each recorded with a cited source and linked to its full page with observations, scope, and known carve-outs.

MetricRate or ruleEffectiveAuthorityBasis
Post-judgment interest 5.75% July 8, 2026 Ark. Code Ann. § 16-65-114(a) Statutory formula / table
Prejudgment interest 5.75% July 9, 2026 Ark. Code Ann. § 16-65-114(a)(1) Formula rate

Post-judgment interest

Arkansas's post-judgment interest rate is 5.75% per year. Arkansas post-judgment interest is currently 5.75% — a statutory formula rate under Ark. Code Ann. § 16-65-114(a) that resets periodically.

Prejudgment interest

Arkansas's prejudgment interest rate is 5.75% per year (formula rate). Arkansas prejudgment interest is currently 5.75% per year — a statutory formula rate under Ark. Code Ann. § 16-65-114(a)(1) that resets periodically.

Frequently asked

What is the post-judgment interest rate in Arkansas?

As of July 8, 2026, the Arkansas post-judgment interest rate is 5.75% per year. Arkansas judgment interest — a formula rate, reset periodically.

What is the prejudgment interest rate in Arkansas?

Arkansas's prejudgment interest rate is 5.75% per year (formula rate). Arkansas prejudgment interest — a formula rate, reset periodically.

Is Arkansas judgment interest simple or compound, and when does it start?

See each rate's page for the exact compounding rule, accrual date, and statutory carve-outs — Arkansas prejudgment interest in particular turns on the type of claim.

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StatuteRates. “Arkansas Judgment & Prejudgment Interest Rates.” StatuteRates.com. Accessed today. https://statuterates.com/states/arkansas/ Each rate includes a cited source and recorded effective date; confirm the controlling authority before use.

Compare every state on the state interest-rate index and the prejudgment interest index, or enter a confirmed rate in the judgment interest and per-diem calculator. Reference data only — not legal advice.