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How do you use a loan calculator?
Loan calculators are based on the amount of the loan taking into considerations the interest rate offered by the bank and the time period to pay back the loan. There are many loan calculators available on financial institution websites, including one on bank rate dot com.
HOW MANY Digits does a us bank account number have?
A us bank account has #12 digits in california
What is the value of a billion in math?
There is some disagreement between the US and England over the meaning of a billion, but the most often used (US) version is that a billion is 1,000,000,000 or in other words, 109.
How many square feet should you buy?
How many square feet of what? If you mean carpet, you should measure the room. If you mean a house, you should ask your bank how much money they will loan you and buy that many square feet.
What math is required to be a real estate broker?
Math that doesn't pay well right now... Take a course that teaches you haw to use a financial calculator. It'll let you talk all about mortgages with your clients. How much is the loan for? What interest rate? The calculator tells you their monthly payment. Or they say we can afford X dollars per month. How much of a house can we buy. Put the payment into the calculator, along with the interest rate they qualify for, and a 30 year loan, and --voila! -- the magic calculator tells you they can afford a house worth $XXX,XXX. Financial calculators are FABULOUS tools that every realtor should be able to use. Most can't...
What will be the journal entry for if bank grand loan to us?
debit cash / bankcredit loan from bank
How do you obtain credit being a US citizen living overseas?
Deposit money secured by a bank in the country you are in that is recognized by the US bank you want to borrow from. Easier is to just apply for a loan directly from the US bank and meet the ordinary loan requirements (proof of income, security for the loan, etc).
Where can I get a finance loan in Davenport, Ia?
You can get a finance loan in Davenport, Iowa from any bank or credit union, such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Chase Manhattan, Wachovia, or US Bank and Trust.
What is easier to pay car loan or bank loan?
bank loan
Would a bank loan or lend money?
A bank might lend you money if you apply for a loan. This comes down to grammar calisthenics. In US English the words are interchangeable. "Loan" is most commonly used in the US vernacular. However if you wish a strict reading of the words: Loan is a noun. Lend is a verb.
How much can you borrow for study loan?
That is a question which you should ask your bank, not us.
Where can you find a loan Calculator?
The best place to to find a loan calculator is a bank website advertising loans or free loan calculators. Any major bank chain such as Chase or US Bank will provide that service for free. Just go to the banks website and look for the link on personal loan calculator.
Where can one get a home equity loan in California?
Wells fargo is a bank were you can get a home equity loan. Bank america as well. US Bank, HSBC, are other banks that offer a home equity loan. Bankrate's website can offer tips and advice on rates and calculators.
What is loan boarding?
when a loan is been transfered fron bank to another. . .the bank which the loan is transfered to board the loan. .
What is the difference between a bank loan and a bank credit?
What is the difference between bank loan and bank credit?
How could one pay a home mortgage online?
You can pay a Home Mortgage online. If your loan is with Wells Fargo, Chase Bank, Bank of America or US Bank you can go to their website and pay your Mortgage loan there. However if your Loan is with a Mortgage Company such as Plaza Home Mortgage you will have to go through your own Bank's Bill pay system to pay your loan online.
What is a Term loan b?
Term loan B is a high yield loan. This is issued in the US market and it includes a mix of traditional bank lenders and institutional investors.
