Yes, that is a very good rate.
29% if used depending year. Depending on state a 2006 usually cant go past like 18% on avg
An exorbitant charge is the interest rate charged by just about every credit card company. Anywhere from 18 to 29 percent is usury. The banks do it all the time, and since they are joined at the hip with the politicians; it's perfectly legal.
A credit score of 653 is considered 'fair' good credit starts at 700. 653 means you are still a loan risk. The national average is 680 as of 10-29-08. A credit score of 653 is considered 'fair' good credit starts at 700. 653 means you are still a loan risk. The national average is 680 as of 10-29-08.
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29 GBP = 46.666 USD1 GBP = 1.6092 USD1 USD = 0.62143 GBP
You can get a car loan, but will have to put down a very hefty down payment - sometimes as much as 50% of the value of the car. Small finance companies are more likely to help you out with that, but will charge you the maximum allowable finance charge (usually 29%).
0.29% 29 percent of 1 percent:= 29% of 1%= 29% * 1%= 0.29 * 1%= 0.29%
29/100 (percent=per cent. or per hundred, so 29 percent is 29 per 100)29/100
0.1 percent of 29 = 0.0290.1% of 29= 0.1% * 29= 0.001 * 29= 0.029
29 percent of 40 percent = 0.29 x 40 percent = 11.6 percent
29% of 129.99 = 37.6971
27/29 as a percent is 93.1%
Need no in question 29 would be 29 percent if that number were 100
The fraction 3 over 29 as a percent is 10.34 percent.
18% is the highest rate that a car loan should be. I am pretty sure that that is a government regulation. I know that there are loop holes in any system. So yest 29 percent would be too high but in some cases you have to do what you have to do.
the percent for 29 over 101 is 29% When you do x/100=29/101=28.7 or 29%
29 percent as a fraction in simplest form is 29/100.