Daniel has a money market account with $1,200 the bank offered him a special rate of 5.25% per month.?
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Convert the percent to decimal\n\n5.25 / 100 = 0.0525\n\nMultiply 1200 times 0.0525\n\n1200 x 0.0525 = 63\n\nAdd  1200 plus 63\n\n1200 + 63 = 1263 \n\nDaniel will have $ 1263 the first month\n\n- - - - - - s-
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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25%\n\n25 cents goes fro ads
1143792
Well... using very simple math, that translates into about $125 pre-tax for every 1% of interest on the account. So, if you have a savings account with about 5% interest, you'd be looking at about $625 a month pre-tax income. Honestly? if you have that kind of money, there are plenty of safe investments to choose from that will give you a better return.
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http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/cp?s=%5EFTSE
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Depends on how much he does. If he just hlds open the door I'd say about $1 everytime. If he hails you a cab and walks you with an umbrella, I would go as high as $15 especially if he's nice and courteous and asks about your life.
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$1,000,000.00 (I HOPE)\n\nDEAL OR NO DEAL???? \n\nLOL
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for any number of periods, month, day week, whatever all you do is multiply 1+rate times itself that many times. The standard for comparison is 1 year.\n\nSo you normally wouldn't want the two month rate, you would wnat the 1 year rate. So you take 1+.01 times 1+.01... twelve times. Or 1.01^12 (1.01 raised to the twelveth power). Then subtract back out the 1 to get the rate.\n\n12.68%\n\nThis gives you what it called APR (actual percentage rate) it is required for all lenders and those offering savings account to show their rate in this form so the consumer isn't fooled.\n\n1.01^2 = 1.0201, so it is indeed 2.01% as the other guy said.
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Open a bond...some banks offer 6% interest and that would be a great extra income ( around £300 per month )...
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1 month CD deposit of $1,000 @ 2% per month is $20 per month.\n\nthat's around $240 of interest per year @ 2% on $1,000\n\nif you put in 500 per month for one year that's $6,000.\n\n$1240 + 6,000 = $7,240\n\n2% per month of that $7,240 is about $144.80\n\nSo, after 11 months of interest that's an additional $1,592.80 \n\nIn total you could potentially have around...$8,832.80\n\nAfter 11 months including interest and making $500 deposits on that initial $1,000 deposit.\n\nIt's only ever going to be 2% per month... but it's a 24% increase over one year on your investment.\n\nYou'll have 24% more money in your account at the end of the year if you don't do anything at all.
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It could be either, but in general they use the average daily balance.  Otherwise, you could deposit $100,000 at the end of the month, get full interest on that, and then take it out again 2 days later.  Banks don't like that kinda thing.
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first of all, be careful who you meet off the internet. No offence to daniel.b but you wouldnt leave your kids with him if he offered would you and you didnt know him? so check out VERY carefully. get your lawyer to double check everything. my dad funds businesses short term, so like you, wants his money back + extra within a few years. He says if your new to the game be careful. I say, property. I am 19 years old, and on a gap year b4 i go to university next year. I got left enough money in my god fathers will to purchase a house last year. No mortgage (he left me a lot of money) i rented it out to a few families who wanted whilst they went sailng nearby. made a mint and im proud of it. gonna have no uni debts, my own house and a car to my name. already lookin at buyin a flat with all the rent thats comin in to add to my "empire" lol! but seriously, houseprices in the uk are on the up, not sure what theyr like in the us, but property is DEFINATLEY the way.there is so much settin up required as a franchisee and yes, gene therapy or stem cell reseach is a money maker, but not COMPLETE guarentees due to laws etc. good luck!
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Why do people respond when they do not know what they are talking about.  Of the first 4 answers, only one was correct.\n\n$10,000 * 5% = $500 (for a full year)\n\n$500 * 6 months/12 months = $250
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Looking at USD Swap rates, 01-Oct-2003, 12 month rate was 1.24%, 24 month rate was 1.75%.  By the end of the month rates had risen to 1.48% for 12M, 2.17% for 24 months.\n\nA normal person wouldn't have been able to attain these rates though, these are the interbank rates.
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If you invest $14,600,000,000 in a savings account that pays 2.5% annual interest, compounded daily, you will have earned $1,000,000 in interest in one day.\nAlternatively, you could ask one million people for a dollar each, or 10 million people for a dime each, or 100 million people for a penny each.  Personally, I'd go with the penny.
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If you have 5-10,000 dollars then the money market deal is good mentioned above. But if you're like most of us that have a grand or less, you want to look into online banks for the best interest. These are a little scary because you can't walk into them and if you want to tak out money, it takes a day or two, but they pay the best interest. Check this link to compare interest rates. Good luck!\n\nhttp://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/chk/20001002j.asp
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your rate is 2.25 plus the treasurey index at the time of your adjustment. (yearly, every six months, etc.) I am a mortgage broker if you need to refi email me, I can answer all your questions.