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When the discount percent is given with the amount saved how do you find the original price?
Take the amount saved, divide it by discount percentage then multiply the result by 100.
What is the total amount of money she got at the end of 5 years if anita saved 5000.00 for 5 years at 9 percent per annum?
It would be 7693.12, but only in the unlikely event that the bank rounded up!
A 45 sweater was on sale for 20 percent off What was the savings in dollars?
The amount saved would be $9.00
How much money has been saved if it was 80 dollars and reduced 30 percent?
The price has been reduced by $24. But if you buy it, you haven't saved anything ... you've spent $56 .
A blouse normally costs 18.50 How much money is saved if the blouse is purchased at a 20 percent discount?
3.70
What is the initial amount of money borrowed or saved?
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What is amount of money borrowed or saved?
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What is the amount of money borrowed or saved?
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What is the average amount of money saved at retirement?
$250,000
How much money does carpooling save?
Carpooling can save a huge amount of money. The amount that can be saved is an unlimited amount depending on how many times you carpool and for how long.
What are savings rates?
Savings rate is the amount of money saved divided by disposable income. The savings rate is expressed as a percentage. Saved meaning money put away and not spent.
Does having money saved in your accounts make creditors move favorable to giving you a loan?
Yes, the amount of money you have saved is one of the things that they look at. It's even better if you have the money invested in IRAs or money market accounts. Good Luck!
What is a good amount of money to have saved for retirement?
$1M for every 10 years you want to live after retirement
What does debt or debtors mean?
Debt is an amount of money that has been borrowed and is supposed to be repaid (metaphorically, the term is also sometimes used to refer to other obligations; you saved my life, therefore I owe you a debt of gratitude). A debtor is a person who owes a debt. The person to whom the debtor owes a debt is a lender.
Do you get taxed on money saved?
Not taxed again on the after income tax money that you have saved but you are taxed on the earnings from the after income tax saved money.
Katelynn is saving her money to buy a new bike Bikes that she likes start at 475 If she already has saved 285 what is the least amount she must save?
Katelynn is saving her money to buy a new bike Bikes that she likes start at 475 If she already has saved 285 what is the least amount she must save?
What are the difference between debit and credit?
Debit cards are generally connected to a normal bank account and use money that is saved by the account holder. Credit cards on the other hard used borrowed on loaned money that must be paid back with interest.
