The answer depends on how long you save for, and since you have not bothered to share that crucial bit of information, I cannot provide a more useful answer.
Jonh saves $1188 12mounths= 1 year 108*12=1188
1850 * 0.15 = 277.5. In a month he saves $277.50, so in 12 months he will save 277.5 * 12 = 3,330. $3,330.00 is the answer.
5000+(24x676.35) is 21232.40. -16500 is 4732.40 saving by just paying off in one goNote:That works out to something like 82%interest each month on the unpaid balance !
The minimum she could save would be zero, if she spent all her money.
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Beth saveed 5425 in five months each month she saved twice as much as she had the month before How much did she save in the second month Add 5425 together, or multiply 5425 by 2. You will have the answer you seek!
If you consistently save 1000 each month for 10 years, you will have saved a total of 120,000.
I only get ssa checks but want to save a little each month. What is the percentage a person should save after they have retired.
5th month = 5425.00 / 2 4th month = 2712.50 / 2 3rd month = 542.50 / 2 2nd month = 271.25
A debt repayment calculator shows how much money you can save by paying extra on your debt each month. Any extra money you put on your payment each month reduces the principle. By paying just a little extra each month, you can reduce the principle faster. This reduces the amount of interest you will owe in the coming months. Plugging in different amounts will help you see how much money you can save and must quicker your debt will be paid.
No, but he did save approximately 1,100 people.
You should save enough so that eventually you have 8 months' salary in a savings account.
The answer depends on how much they want to save. Without that information, the question is pointless.
20000 / 12 = 1666.67
This definitely depends on where you live. I would say, however, around $200.
Save up $68.50 every day until you get up to $25,000
1200 dollar a month 600 dollar bi-weekly 300 dollar a week