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What is the current 52 week T-bill rate?
The current 52-week T-bill rate is around 0.08.
What are the current 52 week T-bill rates and how do they compare to historical averages?
The current 52-week T-bill rate is around 0.08. This rate is significantly lower than historical averages, which have typically been higher, ranging from 1 to 4 in recent years.
What is the risk free rate for 2005?
The average U.S. risk-free interest rate for the fiscal year-ending of 2005 was 2.94% p.a. (for 4-week U.S. treasury bills). Data calculated from the U.S. Department of the Treasury website.
What is the date and time of the next 52-week T-bill auction?
The next 52-week T-bill auction is scheduled for insert date at insert time.
Where can one find current Fannie Mae mortgage rates?
One can find the current Fannie Mae mortgage rates online at a website known as BankRate. This will break down the average rate in the periods of one week ago, one month ago and one year ago.
What is the current 52 week T-bill rate?
The current 52-week T-bill rate is around 0.08.
What are the current 52 week T-bill rates and how do they compare to historical averages?
The current 52-week T-bill rate is around 0.08. This rate is significantly lower than historical averages, which have typically been higher, ranging from 1 to 4 in recent years.
What is the risk free rate for 2005?
The average U.S. risk-free interest rate for the fiscal year-ending of 2005 was 2.94% p.a. (for 4-week U.S. treasury bills). Data calculated from the U.S. Department of the Treasury website.
What has the US Treasury department done to make their notes more attractive to buyers?
The Treasury Department recently introduced Floating Rate Notes (FRN) that have a two year maturity. The interest on the FRN is adjusted weekly based on the rate of newly issued 13 week Treasury bills which are auctioned each week. The FRNs pay interest every three months but the rate is currently very low since the short end of the treasury yield curve is close to zero percent. Individual investors can purchase FRNs directly from the government by setting up an account with the Treasury Department. The FRN would appeal to investors expecting a big increase in interest rates over the short term. In addition to being considered risk free, the interest paid on U.S. Government debt obligations is exempt from state and local taxes. Things move slowly at the U.S. Treasury and the FRN is the first new debt security offering from the Treasury since 1997 when Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) were introduced.
What does it mean the following week?
the week after the current week
What is the current rate for New York State unemployment insurance?
The current rates for New York State unemployment insurance grants about $100 a week for people. These rates will hopefully be less needed in the future.
What is a good rate for auto refinancing?
Auto financing rates vary depending on length of term as well as your location and credit rating. Current rates range between 3.8 and 4.8 percent, but that can change from week to week.
What was the one year treasury security weekly average published on the last week of September 2008?
2.05
A sentence using the word current?
My current school timetable has French twice a week and German once a week.
How does a freelance programmer bill his client?
Any freelance programmer can bill his/her client by the hour or by fixed rate. Before starting a project, you need to agree on terms. Make sure that you submit a work diary each week that will back up your invoice for the hours you want to bill your client.
What is the average hourly rate for automotive workers based on a 40 hour work week?
This is very hard to answer. If you have no experience $9per hr experienced techs make $15 up to $25. Although if you are a flat rate tech making $15 per hr, you can bill 20 to 100 hrs a week in a 40hr week. So you will make 15 x 20 or 15x100 it depends how good of a tech you are.
How do you calculate an hourly rate for a firefighter who works 56 hours per week?
It isn't clear what data you have - the answer depends on that. If you have the weekly rate, divide that by the number of hours/week to get the hourly rate.
