Please explain how a business or bank institution can make money on a 'non-interest' bearing note?
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easy. loan proccesing fees. You pay the int. up front under a different name. Simular to points (another name for interest) on a Mortgage.
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Talk to a local bank that keep there loan in house rather then selling the note on the secondary market.\n\nConsider private finacing. A yield at 8 to 8.5% would be nice on a ten year note.\n\nPerhaps you may know someone in the family that can help. 3% on your money is not much of a yield on a savings account.
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There many ways of doing this. When a business go out of business many times their stock is sold at Auction to liquidate debt. This a good way to buy items that are New. They may Auction in Lot Size, so you may have to bid on 5-10 MP3 players at a time (MP3 is an example), say they sell for $100, you may get them for $20 but have to bid on 10-50 at one time to do this.\nBuy from the company, you need to be a Business. A sole proprietorship is easy and you Social Security number is your tax I.D. in most cases. To buy Wholesale you need your business license which you get from your State Revenue Office, if I remember correct. It just a paper you hang on the wall with your company name (Go to a small business and ask to see theirs and they show you) You send a copy of this to the Wholesalers you buy from so they have it on record. They sell to you wholesale and tax free.\nThere other means of obtaining products, this just a few. There really too much to be able to cover here.
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It's not possible.  The money is guaranteed by the company that sold it to you for the cash.  Money orders and cashier's checks represent as Cash on a balance sheet.  They cannot bounce like a check.
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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I read an article on this in www.moneysavingexpert.com. Its seems that if you make a complaint and mention 'taking legal action against them' they are willing pay you it back out of what the bank might call 'customer courtesy'. \nThe other 99 out of 100 will have paid their £50 charges. Thats not bad for the price of 100 letters plus postage at say 50p each!? Now thats a nice little earner.
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You can borrow money from bank (with interest), find a few trusted friends/relatives to pool in the money (form partnership) or find venture capitalists willing to invest money in your plan. \n\nThe first 2 options if you need money in the thousands region. The last one if you really have a promising business plan that needs large injections of money. However, you have to account to the capitalists that lent you the money. If the business cannot make money within a certain time frame, they may just pull out and go.
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Hi\n\nThe money is no longer to be made on eBay, but that doesn't mean you can't make money USING eBay.\n\nLet me expalin...\n\nYou sell an item for 99c. Big deal, you've made about 20-30c profit. You're not gonna get anywhere doing that, but, what if you could turn that customer who pays 99c into a lifelong customer who spends tens of dollars on your products and services every month.\n\nYou can find out more about these techniques using these articles http://www.auction-enterprise.com/articles.html\n\nYou can also grab a load of free eBay eBooks from here:\n\nhttp://www.auction-enterprise.com/free-ebay-ebooks.html\n\nThanks, James
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You can open a community account and you will pay reduced fees if you are non profit making for this element of the business.  You should have more than 1 signatory on the account, maybe yourself and any one of 2 others.  You and they can then write cheques and withdrawal slips with the protection a single named account does not have.  Most of the banks and building societies run them, Barclays do a good one and so do Nationwide.  You will need to go in though and not do it online.
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You may need to talk to your lender who is carrying the note. They may refinance the loan into a no prepayment. Also if the loan has a soft prepayment you can sell the home.
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go to a book store and buy a copy of Official Guide to U S Paper Money. Or if you have just a few, don't even buy the book, just right down the pertinent information and go look it up in the book store. Condition is critial to the value. Generally, a note in good condition is worth about 10% of what a note in uncirulated condition is worth. I assume they are U S notes.
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Banks don't steal ideas they borrow money and charge interest.\n\nIf you want to ask a bank for $65,000 you need COLLATERAL (A Card, a house, property) in case you don't pay they just take it and sell it and keep borrowing money to the next customer.\n\nBanks don't care what your idea is or how much money are you going to make. They just want their money back.\n\nIf your "very lucrative" manufacturing business cannot even pay the interests of the loan then you should not invest in that business.\n\nMost banks don't even ask you what you are going to do with the money.
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The seller of the property carry's the note and acts as the bank.
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Just send it to me so you don't have to ask anyone else. Or you could put it into a high interest-earning CD or buy some stock or invest in a business idea that you feel will be a good venture.
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Wow this is the same question my younger brother asked me today :). well, you can sign it and if you have a bank or someone you trust has a bank accout they can cash it for you there. :)
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fun raising\ngarage sale\nwithdraw money from ur bank account
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If you own a company and want to raise money, to raise the money you can go to a bank or a stock exchange. the difference is that in bank, \n\na) the money they give, will be limited, since the banks want to make sure you will return their money, and will only give as much as what your enterprise is worth (in terms of assets etc..)\n\nb) and they will give you the money, only if the risk of default is low. They banks ensure this by asking for a collateral (or security (like lands, equipment etc..)) so that they can recover the money incase of default.\n\nIn a stock exchange\na) the amount of money you can raise is not limited, by your networth, since the investors/fund managers who give your money to buy your shares, understand the risks.  they can give you as much as 10 times your networth, if they feel your enterprise is in a sunrise sector.\n\nBy valuing your share, they value your company on a day by day basis, and it is possible that they value your company far more than what your actual net worth is (i.e. worth as determine by the assets you own). This would  be helpful in preventing take overs of your company or using this inflated worth to buy other companies  having higher networth than yours, (but whose share price is low)\n\nIn short compared to banks, stock exchange is a bigger source of money, and is a way to quickly increase the valuation of your company\n\nOffcourse all this advantages in stock exchange, is possible only if your company is profitable and shows a consistent track record in a sunrise sector (a sector which is growing)