how much does a trifecta pay out???
600962
it depends on the odds.
128860
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1113893
Part of it is going to depend on the bond payment set up.  They pay twice a year, but is the formal 30/360 or actual/actual?  That will make a difference in the calculation.\n\nIf it is 30/360 then the formula is\n=(250000*(.10/360)*180)\nThat formula gives you a constant payment of 12,500 every six months.\n\nIf it actual/actual you need to get the calendar out and calculate based on the actual days in each period:\n\nSeptember 2004 would be\n=(250000*(.10/366)*184)=12568.31 (point 31, yahoo is leaving it off)\nMarch 2005 would be\n=(250000*(.10/365)*181)=12397.26 (point 26)\netc etc etc
969740
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636944
You pose 2 separate questions.\n1 - Did you really underpay?  We cant answer that on this board because we do not know the facts.\n2 - Assuming you did underpay, they can force you to pay it but will probably write it off or discount it for that small sum.
1181123
The only problem with the math is that you don't ADD the two dollar tip to the $27; it's already included.  Remember, the $25 room charge plus the $2 tip gives the $27 total payment; the $3 change makes up the rest of the original $30.
957311
The TAB will exclude the scratched horse from the bet and re-calculate the cost of boxing the remaining 3 horses to get the same % return as originally bet, and provide a refund for the additional cost paid. So if you paid $24 to box 4 horses to get 100% of the trifecta, and 1 is scratched, then the recalculation will be a 3 horse box trifecta at 100% which costs $6 and a refund of $18.
592885
Depends on how many dependants and how much you write off as business expense.  Tax is typically 1/3
333683
If there was no increase, then there is a 0% increase. I do not know what motts is trying to say ...\nsince 24,900% times 6 is 1494 and if the additional 6 cents is included, trust me, you are going to pay it...\n\nyour increase went from 6 cents to 1500 cents...not 6 cents to 1494 cents...\n\nNote: 3 cents is 50% of 6 cents and \n      6 cents is 100% of 6 cents and\n      9 cents is 150% of 6 cents and\n      12 cents is 200% of 6 cents and ... So, if there was a 100% increase in your munincipal telephone tax, your charges would have gone to 12 cents per month. \n\nNow,\n\nSince $15 = 1500 cents, your tax was raised from 6 cents per month to 1500 cents per month. The question is :\n\n1500 is what percent of 6...\n\n1500 = x% (6)\n\n1500 = x/100 (6)\n\n1500 = 6 x / 100\n\nso, (cross multiplication) (1500/1) = (6x/100)\n\n6x = 150000\n\nx = 25000. \n\nSo (YES!), \n\nyour munincipal telephone tax was raised 25,000%.\n\nThere should be some kind of law or rule that allows the increase only a certain amount. Nothing close to 25000 percent. If it was raised this much, you have a bunch of crooks working on your local munincipal board, or whatever...\n\nWith this much more money going in, guess where it is going...\n\nI don't need the ten points, but I hope you are complaining to the right authority...this is rediculous...\n\nAlso, although your tax increased 25000%, you had an increase of 250 times what you were paying. In other words, for every dollar you were paying before, you are now paying $250 or for every cent ($.01) you were paying before, you are now paying 250 cents which is also $2.50.\n\nif the increase is 25000% or 24900%, forget about it, both are a huge increases...\n\nWhen was the increase...from 1940 until last month or from last month to this month...
931537
nearly everyone gave you the correct answer of £8k+\nbut i say 45% is a ripoff!!\ngo for 50%  i dont know what the hell you involved with but go for 50%\n\n\nfu.ck em get half!!
842297
I work at the wwhq and from what I understand they pay in full. I am not totally sure but I can check tomorrow and see.
128796
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528186
At 7% for 360 months your payment will be $1516.89. You want your DTI to be below 50%, thus $3,050.00 would be your mark.
902109
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1139957
$14,500 divide by 3 = $ 4833.33  or\n\n$14,500 multiply by 1/3 = $4833.33\n\nboth give you the same result/money.\n\nJust imagine every 3 dollars you earned you have to give your lawyer 1 dollar.
711390
I would just ask my financial institution, but to make a rough estimate, I would say a little less than $35.00 total
835276
10% to 15% is usual. Depends on if they did more than required or treated you very good. $90 is a lot of dough, you should consider if it is really worth it.