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One should expect to pay anywhere from 5% to 20% interest on a personal loan these days. of course you must take into consideration your employment status, your credit score and the financial institution you are planning to use as interest rates vary from bank to bank.
if .65 is annual rate.. and you are calculating annual interest.. then 75000*.65/100 = 487.5 annual intrest just make sure the interest rate and period should be same. for example you need to calculate monthly intrest from above equation then u have to divide your answer by 12 487.5/12 = 40.625 monthly intrest
It is possible, but you should expect to pay a larger downpayment and have a higher interest rate.
Assuming that you were only concerned with hedging the interest rate risk (rather than FX or credit risk) on any Fixed income instrument, then you would use interest rate swaps to change your fixed rates to floating.
The two main benefits I could think of is that it has a low monthly interest rate. The other benefit is that there is no annual fee, you need good credit though.
You should expect to pay an annual interest rate of around 304%, some cash advances have fixed interest depending on the amount borrowed. For example 25 for every 100 borrowed.
You probably will be stuck with a very high interest rate since you had to foreclose on your house. Expect it to be higher than 20% to start out.
3125
3125
That is simply not true. It might be better to get a higher interest rate which is fixed for the term of the loan if you expect interest rates to rise.
It is not - or at least, it should not be.
One should expect to pay anywhere from 5% to 20% interest on a personal loan these days. of course you must take into consideration your employment status, your credit score and the financial institution you are planning to use as interest rates vary from bank to bank.
If he says Yes, then that is what you should expect.
Yes, and so should the word secretary, so it would be "Secretary of the Treasury".
if .65 is annual rate.. and you are calculating annual interest.. then 75000*.65/100 = 487.5 annual intrest just make sure the interest rate and period should be same. for example you need to calculate monthly intrest from above equation then u have to divide your answer by 12 487.5/12 = 40.625 monthly intrest
2500
2500