interest investments are collected annually (yearly) so you would take 12 % and multiply it by $8000. 8000 x .12 = 960 this means that you collect $960 annually from interest. so then multiply the $960 by your number of years (7). 960 x 7= $6720. Then you would add the interest you received from the investment and add it back to your innitial investment of $8000. 8000 + 6720= $14720.00
You will probably get r600
How much tax do I pay if I earn 8000 a month
Your employer should be the one that may be able to give you these numbers for the amount of employment taxes and income tax federal, state and local taxes that may be withheld from each 8000 a month pay periods. 8000 x 12 = 96000 for the year.
The amount of taxes that you have to pay depends on how it affects your annual income. However, it is common practice to withhold about 20% of cash prizes for income tax purposes. 20% of 8000 is 1600.
Net interest margins are important because they show the difference in interest rates between the banks, and the lenders. Without these, one would have no idea how much of an interest rate is needed.
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Your aunt is planning to invest in a bank CD that will pay 8.00 percent interest semi-annually. If she has $13,000 to invest, how much will she have at the end of four years?
You will have $11576.25
234,066.01
6000=5% 8000=other CD
$120,000
You need to invest 42027.98
1050*5/100
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It depends on the rate of interest. Right now (early 2014), a fairly typical rate of interest on a 5 year CD would be around 2% APR. At that interest rate you'd need to invest almost $4000 in order to have $5000 in twelve years. If by "make $5000" you meant "have $5000 more than I had to start with" rather than "have $5000 total", you'd need to invest $18640 today for your interest over twelve years to amount to $5000.
Kate invested 4500.
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