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Is A Loan Calculator A Good Guide To Whether I Can Get A Loan Or Not?

Asked by Guest in Loans 3 years ago - 1 answer

No matter the level of their sophstication or their behind-the-scenes complexity, the answers loan calculators produce should only ever be regarded as generic. As we are all individuals with individual circumstances and needs, the best a loan calculator can hope to do is produce rule of thumb figures as a guide for potential customers. ...more

Answered by wombat96 3 years ago



I Received Letter Saying I Qualified For A 500.00 Loan And It Came With A Reservation Number, What Do I Do And Can You Direct Me To What Is I Have To Do Because I Am In Dire Need Of This Loan. Thank You Brenda Davis?

Asked by Davisbrend in Personal Finance 1 month ago - 1 answer

Brenda - do not touch any offer like this with a barge pole.  You will end up paying more interest and will be deeper in debt. ...more

Answered by Solentjay 1 month ago


Which Calculator Used The Established Order Of Operations? 4 X 5 ^ 2 + 9 Calculator 1:109 Or Calculator 2:409

Asked by Sydney13 in Mathematics 1 year ago - 1 answer

Calculator 1.By the established order of operations, the exponential is computed first: 5^2 = 25. That is followed by the multiplication: 4*25 = 100.Last is the addition: 100+9 = 109.Such a calculator would have to have the entire expression entered (at least to the + operator) before it could properly calculate it. If the calculator gives results ...more

Answered by Oddman 1 year ago



Can I Get A Loan Without Direct Deposit?

Asked by jerryjohn in Loans 2 years ago - 1 answer

There are many banks that are providing this facility to send you check for getting loans so you can take view of them at this website. www.checkngo.com ...more

Answered by farhankhan 2 years ago


Does Anyone Have A Simple Way To Calculate Percentages Without A Calculator? Often When I Am Shopping, I Need To Know What The Cost Is, If Something Is 40%, 60% Off. Etc. (I Am A Mathematical Idiot Without A Calculator.)

Asked by Alohamama in Mathematics 10 months ago - 3 answers

In most cases, you will find it sufficient to work with just a couple of significant digits. Stores often price things just below an even dollar value, making this easy to do. Use $70.00 for $69.95, for example.To calculate 10% of anything, move the decimal point one place to the left.10% of 69.95 ≈ 10% of $70.00 = $7.00It is often easy to compute double a number. This is good for 20% is double 10%40% ...more

Answered by Oddman 10 months ago


I Am Looking For A On Line Simple Miles To Km Convertion Calculator , Like A Currency Calculator,Can You Help Me?

Asked by Guest4831 in Science 12 months ago - 1 answer

Just Google the conversion like you would say it. Example: 20 euros to dollars. You can do other conversions to. Example: 5 inches to centimeters ...more

Answered by Guest376661 8 months ago


I Am Trying To Put My Reservation Number On Cashloannetwork.com However I Am Having Trouble To Find The Site. Why Is That? Can You Direct Me To The Site Where I Can Apply For Cash Loan. Thankyou

Asked by Guest3432048 in Personal Finance 3 weeks ago - 1 answer

Would be very careful about applying for a loan over the internet. Some loan sites are bogus and will take your personal information and use it for identity theft which could lead to many problems for you.   The reason you may not be able to find the site could be that the Feds busted them. Did you get a notice through the mail for this site? If so, I would ...more

Answered by tamarind 3 weeks ago



What Is The Difference Between A Fixed Rate Mortgage Loan And A Amortization Loan? Both Seem To Reduce The Principle And Interest Each Month For The Life Of The Loan.

Asked by Colette823 in Loans 1 year ago - 1 answer

A fixed rate mortgage loan is where your APR does not change through the course of a loan. Mortgages may include PMI. But basically they are the same. You can also review the financial terms of you loan contract. ...more

Answered by Mathman99 10 months ago


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