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Hamburg, Germany experiences an average monthly rainfall of around 70-80 mm, with peak rainfall occurring in the summer months of June, July, and August. However, it's important to note that rainfall patterns can vary year to year.
Pay your monthly car note.
Interest 1152,00 annual. Surely you can do better than 8%-look into a refi once you have been in a while & congrats on your new home.
note: NOT percent composition.
15 years remainder 8 months. Note, there are 12 months in a year.
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Note that 8 percent is 0.08. Multiply that by 100 to get 8.
y= 5200 x 1.05n is the method to find the answer when y is the value owed and n being the number of months taken to pay. 1.05 is the 1 time plus 5% interest monthly. (1+5%=1.05 or 105%) Eg. 5200 x 1.051= $5460 for 1 month 5200 x 1.052= $5733 for 2 months and so on. Note that the interest of $273 also has interest charged to it. Therefore, 1 year = 12 months which means money owed 1 year later is 5200 x 1.0512 = $9338.452895... ≈ $9338.45 (2 decimal place)
Australia does not have a "percent" note. Current circulating Australian banknotes are the Five, Ten, Twenty, Fifty and One Hundred Dollar notes.
I = prt <-- formula for simple interest, but the rate must be the monthly rate for your problem. Per month means one month (time, t) 4% = 0.04 is an anual interest rate .... monthly rate (r) = 0.04/12 so... I = 40,000 x 0.04/12 x 1 --- multiply and divide to get the answer. Another way: find anual interest, then divide by 12 for monthly interest.
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If you make an Offer in Compromise with the IRS, there are generally three options: 1. Cash Offer: Pay 20% up front when you submit the Offer. The remaining must be paid within five months of written acceptance. 2. Short Term Deferred Offer: You make monthly payments for 24 months of the amount you offer. Note that you must make the first monthly payment when you submit the offer, and you must continue making monthly payments while the IRS is considering the offer. If the IRS rejects your offer, they keep the money and it is applied towards what you owe. 3. Long Term Deferred Offer: You make monthly payments for however long is remaining on the 10 year statute of limitations. Note that the option you choose will change your settlement, because the IRS calculates each one slightly different. The cash offer will be the lowest settlement.