It is 3884.97 dollars.
Spend roughly ten thousand dollars a year less than you make. That is just over 833 dollars per month. This takes no account of interest that your savings may earn, but at the rates that are currently available, that is neither here nor there. Besides, if you start considering interest, you ought to look at inflation as well.
It is an increasing percentage as the repayment progresses. At the start, it is mostly interest and very little principal whereas near the end it is mostly principal and little interest.
Aretha had $180 in her bank account at the end of the week. She wrote a check for $12 , deposited $250, and spent $75 on groceries during the week. How much was in her account at the start of the week?
Assuming yearly compounding... Start : $100,000.00 1 years: $105,000.00 2 years: $110,250.00 3 years: $115,762.50 4 years: $121,550.625 5 years: $127,628.15625
This is an easy question but in order to solve it,you need to know what deposit means which is "to placed or kept a certain amount of money in a bank to gain interest." You would then add $298.72 + $425.69 (deposit) = which would total to $724.41 from this total you would then start to subtract the checks you wrote out for $208.28-$135.$47-29.72=$350.94 and then just subtract the $5.00 from the bank letter which gives your answer $345.94.Which means you had $345.94 left in your bank account. -Lyra
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The interest rate for mortgages from IndyMac start from between 2.7% - 3.7%, depending on your yearly fixed rate. This also depends on your annual mortgage payments.
A good way to start your retirement account is to open a simple interest-bearing savings account. Every paycheck, place ten percent of your total pay into the account. It's surprising how fast it builds.
Black bears start their yearly sleeping in fall.
yes there are math words that start with y out there some where and whoever wrote no no no no no no no no never is really stupid and wrong!!!!!!!You can either use yard, y-axis, or y-coordinate.
In financial or banking term, there is a subtle difference between interest accrued and interest due. for example, if you open a saving account, the interest start accruing as soon as you put any amount of money in the account. However, there may be rules for this account, saying for example, that you will get the interest only if you leave the money at least 3 months in the account. If you need urgently the money and withdraw it from your saving account before the 3 month period has passed, then you will not get any interest on this money. The interest has accrued on your account, but it is not due, because you withdrew the money to early. Example: 3-month Saving account, 12% interest per year (1% per month): - 1st of January: open account and deposit $1000 - 1st January to 28th of February: interest accrues on the $1000 - 1st of March: withdraw $500: half of the interest accrued is lost - 1st of April: withdraw all the money from the account: - the remaining $500 + the interest due for 3 months on $500 (because this amount stayed at least 3 months in the account) I hope this helps, Excel-Hocam
To make your interest go up, you simply need to deposit more Neopoints (NP). The more NP in your bank account, the higher your interest. Also, by switching your type of bank account (see the bottom of the National Neopian page) to a more expensive account (you will need to have at least the minimum amount of NP when you start that new type), you will increase your interest slightly.
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The best place to start a savings account would be any bank closest to you. And find the bank with the highest interest rate. There's also a website called BankRate which you can use to find the best bank in your area.