I have looked around, but it may not be the most current interest rate, seeing as all I could find was from August 1st, 10.25% was the Base rate, and their prime lending rate was at 19.75% at that time.
Yes
Yes a credit card is a loan but remember the interest rate on these can be quite high comparing to a personal loan.
Yes, your home loan's interest rate will depend on your FICO score. However, your employment history, current income levels, amount of your down payment, and market (prime) rates will also be factored in when determining the interest rate on your home loan. Individuals with very low FICO scores may not even be able to qualify for a home loan at any rate, at least without a substantial down payment or a co-signer with better credit.
Yes, but at a very high interest rate.
yes but you might have a high interest rate.
Yes
Yes
Yes a credit card is a loan but remember the interest rate on these can be quite high comparing to a personal loan.
Yes, your home loan's interest rate will depend on your FICO score. However, your employment history, current income levels, amount of your down payment, and market (prime) rates will also be factored in when determining the interest rate on your home loan. Individuals with very low FICO scores may not even be able to qualify for a home loan at any rate, at least without a substantial down payment or a co-signer with better credit.
Yes, usually these calculators just allow you to put in the principal amount of the loan, number of months the loan is over, and the interest rate and it helps you figure out your problems.
Yes, but at a very high interest rate.
yes but you might have a high interest rate.
Yes, car loan payment calculators should calculate interest of the car loan. They will most likely ask you to enter the interest rate, so they can include interests in their calculations.
That all depends on your credit score. Companies tend to offer loans of lower interest rates to individuals they deem at lower risk of defaulting on a loan. If you have a very good credit score then yes you should be able to finance a loan with a good interest rate.
Yes, it is possible to get a mortgage loan after bankruptcy. Be very care though, your interest rate could be considerably high.
Yes, as notes payable don't have interest attached with it becasue it is not that kind of loan it is just indirect loan or debt.
Yes! Simply go to http://mortgagemavin.com/interest-only-loan/mortgage-amortization-calculator.aspx and type in the required data. You will need to have your loan amount, interest rate and how many months are left to pay your bill to calculate your monthly payments.