The best way to ruin a friendship is to loan them money. But if you intend to do this anyway, no matter how much you trust the friend, have papers drawn up and notarized as to the terms of the loan agreement. Otherwise, when (not "if", but when) the friend does not pay it back, you will have some legal recourse to get your money back. You don't even have to have an attorney draw up the papers, you can write the terms yourself, and both of you sign and date them, preferably in front of a notary public, so they can be notarized. Now, as to your question, the interest could be what the current rates at the banks are now, or you can give her a lower interest rate. If you have the money in a bank now, drawing interest, then you will lose that interest, which means a loss to you if you don't charge her the same amount of interest the bank is now paying you. Or you can charge a one-time fee that you both agree on. But which ever way you decide to go, have it written, signed and dated. You keep the original and give her a copy. If she gets offended that you want to do it this way, tell her it is for her protection, too. Which, of course, is the truth.
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Don't let anyone fool you. there is no such thing as short term borrowing. that, to me, is just an expression used when they have no intensions of giving you back but just want to leave you with some hope that you might get it back. If you are lending someone money make that sign a contract for you to show in court. NEVER LEND A FRIEND MORE THAN A THOUSAND DOLLARS BY THE TIME YOU GET IT BACK THEY WOULDN"T BE YOUR FRIEND. just saying
In a personal letter you can talk to the person like a friend, and in a business letter you need to be very polite to the person. Business letters also have a definite cause and are direct about why the letter was sent.
Two answers here: a) Don't loan your friend money if charging interest has even crossed your mind. b) Businesses that pay my company late are subject to paying "6% interest above the Bank of England base rate.
If your credit is good, a bank will lend you money. If your credit is bad, then only a very close personal friend, who is willing to take a risk, will lend you money.
$2,500.00 - Two Thousand Five Hundred dollars.
maybe a friend that has a car for sale or an auction or at the juck jard.
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If they are very good friend of you, you should not charge. Otherwise charge according to how much you work.
Large, other than referring to literal size, can mean a thousand dollars, as in: "He wasted 25 large on an engagement ring for a woman who ran off with his best friend.)
Henry's friend took the confederate flag from the rebel holders during the charge.
i dont know what is the personal no. of katrina. she is not given me i.m not her friend or boy friend
I live in Florida and a friend has this done. It was over sixteen thousand dollars but it was deemed medically necessary so the insurance picked up eleven thousand and he had to pay five thousand.
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The integer number of dollars that you owe your friend is 19. A strange question!
I hope you mean a friend and not a stranger. I would add up all the gas cost which would be from 40 to 80 dollars one way depending on gas mileage and add in a discount because they are your friend and charge around 150. If they are a real good friend and you can afford it , nothing. Your good will and help would be great for the friendship.
Former president Bill Clinton is a close personal friend of Kevin Spacey.