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Hello everyone! Well, in January I am going to transfer to Columbia College Chicago and was just needing a little insight. My efc (expected family contribution from the FAFSA) is 0. I have between a 3.0 and 3.5 grade point average, and in the spring semester I will be a sophmore. My questions are: - I know I will have to take out loans. That's fine. Do you think I will be given enough loans to cover the cost of attendance (18,000) WITHOUT the need of a cosigner (I don't have one). I would like to live in Chicago too so maybe I would need extra for room and board (but I would want to live off-campus, it's cheaper). -Do you think I could find an apartment (with or without a roomie) close to the loop for no more than $1000? My main concern was financing the tuition and room and board. I have no problem with the idea of loans, I was just wondering if I would be given enough but I heard from other people that the students are given enough money. So that's 13,000 for tuition (i get the full pell grant aand may actually get other grants or scholarhsips when I get my acceptance letter) and about 6-8,0000 for room and board. Thanks for the insight! Oh, and if anyone knows a place where I could search for roomies that don't charge a fee please let me know :)

Hello everyone! Well, in January I am going to transfer to Columbia College Chicago and was just needing a little insight. My efc (expected family contribution from the FAFSA) is 0. I have between a 3.0 and 3.5 grade point average, and in the spring semester I will be a sophmore. My questions are: - I know I will have to take out loans. That's fine. Do you think I will be given enough loans to cover the cost of attendance (18,000) WITHOUT the need of a cosigner (I don't have one). I would like to live in Chicago too so maybe I would need extra for room and board (but I would want to live off-campus, it's cheaper). -Do you think I could find an apartment (with or without a roomie) close to the loop for no more than $1000? My main concern was financing the tuition and room and board. I have no problem with the idea of loans, I was just wondering if I would be given enough but I heard from other people that the students are given enough money. So that's 13,000 for tuition (i get the full pell grant aand may actually get other grants or scholarhsips when I get my acceptance letter) and about 6-8,0000 for room and board. Thanks for the insight! Oh, and if anyone knows a place where I could search for roomies that don't charge a fee please let me know :)

Im having a test on monday and Im having a lot of problems solving problems XD I already asked for 1 and someone explained really well to me, but I really suck at math.. so... yeah... xD 1.) A geometric series has a third term of 1000, seven terms and a sum of 671(7/8). Find the common ratio. 2.) A geometric series has a third term of 300, and a sixth term of 37500. Find the common ratio and the sum of the first fourteen terms (in scientific form correct to two significant figures). 3.) A $1000 loan is offered on the following terms: 12% annual interest on the outstanding debt calculated monthly. The required monthly repayment is $270. How much will still be owing after 9 months? maybe i'll add more problems, if I get stuck with other ones... but please help T-Tforgot to add this ones :B 4. A computer loses 30% of its value each year. a.) Write a formula for the value of the computer after n years. b.) How many years will it be before the value of the computer falls below 10% of its original value? PD: the answer key says that the formula for a. is Vn=Vn*0.7 but I dont know why is it :s 5. A colony of algae increases in size by 15% per week. If 10 grams of the algae are placed in a lake, find the weight of algae that will be present in the lake after 12 weeks. The lake will be considered 'seriously polluted' when there is in excess of 10000 grams of algae in the lake. How long will it be before the lake becomes seriously polluted?

Ok. My sister is buying a car at used dealer ship in Spartanburg, SC called "Family Auto". It an 2000 cavalier LS with 109,000 miles on it. Plus she traded in a 94 buick regal with nothing wrong with it but cutting off when driving a 3 or 4 miles and that it. He gave her $500 for that and she had to put $500 down on payment. I can not calculate Apr too well. If anyone know the formula, please email or let me know for my future references? But, he told her it 2.99 % a month or something. Ain't that simple interest? They finance it with the dealership loan. She has no credit but her co-signer has credit score in 650 or more I believe. She only 18 years old her grandmother sign the loan with her. The car price is $6995 plus tax & title fees minus $1000 down on car for 7 years. Is that 29.99% Apr too much? I believe so. I told her if I was her I would go back to dealership and say "FORGET TAKE IT BACK"? And do South Carolina has a 30 days law on loan cancellation or somethings? Can used dealership do this? I don't know nothing much about the law. But, does this have anything to do with the "Usury Law"? Someone please help. I appreciate it! Please leave me a site or the formula to calculate APR (simple, compound etc...). I don't know the differences.She suppose to pay $140.00 every month. So, is her Apr 29.99% or what? She 18 years old. She should have thought. In school, I believe she didn't learn anything. I believe they are giving anyone diplomas now days. I told her i should have been with her! Period! But, she said, "NO". She wanted a car now. She got one now, now with a bad deal! She will learn for 7 years or maybe even longer.

My hubby has 3 kids and I have one. None together. His kids are 15,17 and 18. Mine is 22. Mine was living here when he moved in almost 4 yrs ago. His kids visit every weekend. The problem is "it seems" his kids get everything and mine is being left out. We have bought his sons two motorbikes, guns, their fishing/hunting licenses every yr, we got a loan for his son so he could get a car when he turned 18 which he makes the payment on but we cover the insurance. My daughter has her own car and pays for her own insurance. She is working and going to college. The two older kids of his both work and just graduated high school in May. We have bought motorcylce parts and clothes for his boys. His daughter pretty much has been left out all away around. We gave her $1000 to help her buy a car which I told my hubby was totally unfair since we got his son a $5000 loan for his car. One the weekends we take his kids and attend races, parks, out to dinner. I will call my daughter and invite her but she is usually busy with her own life. She has made several several comments to me that everything is for the other kids and it is not fair, I totally agree when I mention this to my hubby he tells me "well she never comes arond and she is pretty much doing her own thing" or he will tell me "she is almost 23 yrs old and workin" I dont see any difference, his kids are working too. Now today his mother said that my daughter can foot the bill her self she is 23 and my hubbys kids are still young. To me this is not fair. How do we handle this and make things fair? BTW, both my hubby and I work full time and have make the same amount of money. We have joint accounts.So I assume by some of the answers that once the kids all turn 18 we should be done handing money out to them?

Our ultimate goal is to try to save more money, but if the car is worth it, it is fine to buy more expensive. here is a link to the 2005 honda accord...it is from a private dealer.. i wouldn't have to pay the tax costing an extra 1000+, that is the con.. also i would have to look for a loan for that much because financing might be my oonly option. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/1925509615.html the other option is at the dealership.. but its a 2007 (lights are just newer).. they charging us 13,800 PLUS TAX... which ends up 15,000. it is 4 cylinder while the private dealer is v6. (2,000 is a big diff for my dad because he is unemployed) but this might be our only option because of financing... what do you guys think. I'm 21 going to UCdavis and i need to drive san jose to davis every week.

here is a link to the 2005 honda accord...it is from a private dealer.. i wouldn't have to pay the tax costing an extra 1000+, that is the con.. also i would have to look for a loan for that much because financing might be my oonly option. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/1925509615.html the other option is at the dealership.. but its a 2007 (lights are just newer).. they charging us 13,800 PLUS TAX... which ends up 15,000 (2,000 is a big diff for my dad because he is unemployed) but this might be our only option because of financing... what do you guys think. I'm 21 going to UCdavis and i need to drive san jose to davis every week.

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OK. I'm about to close on a house and now the Loan Officer is asking me for my bank statements (I guess to make sure there is enough funds to close). Anyhow, I have two accounts and a few days a ago I withdrew $1000 and a few days later deposited the same amount into my other account. It's pretty clear in the statements but since lenders have been so anal lately I'm concerned that they will start asking questions. I am planning to send both statements and a letter stating that I just moved the money from one account to the other. Does anyone think they will give me a hard time about this? I mean the underwriting is all done and approved but like they say it's not over until you sign the documents and have the keys in your hands. Any info will be appreciated!

My name is My name is Matt Gallagher, I am a 15 year old guy living in Charlotte and I need to find or purchase an anvil. I have alot of experience smithing with my Metalworking instructor in Boy Scouts. I am attempting to make a Gladius (small sword) for a school Latin Club competition as well as a Roman Legionnaire outfit for the same competition. The sword will not be sharpened, i just want to be authentic and make it properly and have it functional for a Gladiatorial demonstration I will be participating in. I just need a sizeable anvil, not too expensive, and a 1000 gram German style cross-peen hammer. Also, i have a pair of tongs, but they are extremely old and rusted, so if you could suggest an alternative I would be most appreciative. I don't have a lot of money, but if necessary I can scrape some together. (if anyone would like to loan and/or give me these, i would be EXTREMELY grateful)

I have an 04 Susuki Forenza and an 04 Kia Optima, both in good condition that I owe money on. The susuki is financed through a buy here pay here car dealership. The kia was paid off but now has a title loan through American General Financing. I am paying close to $500 per month and neither car is being driven. I owe $1000-$2000 more than what the cars are worth. How would I go about selling, or getting rid of the cars all together without hurting my credit. I understand that I will have to pay some sort of monthly payment if I can't sell them, but it would have to be much less than the $500 I am already paying. We are in Phoenix, AZ if that helps, if you happen to know something locally. Any help would be appreciated, as I have spent countless hours researching on google and have not gotten any conclusive helpful information. Thanks

Here is a breakdown, in rounded terms: I have owned my home for 1 year, with a 30 year mortgage. My payment is $1000/month. I have always paid $1500/month, applying the extra to the principal. This is not a real strain for me. So, should I refinance to a 15 year loan and save 1.5%, or continue to make 6 extra payments per year, despite my 5.25% interest rate? Even in a 15 year mortgage $1500 will still equate to 1-2 extra payments per year... I personally think it doesn't really make enough of a difference to bother with, but perhaps someone will enlighten me?

My husband has a lot of trouble handling his bills. Even before we got married, he was evicted from a $1000 a month apartment even though he brought in about 80 thou a year and did not have any other bills other than a $300 a month car note (he moved in with me, but didnt tell me he was evicted). Over the years he has gotten behind in bills and I have "loaned" him money to pay things. We both handle our own money and have individual things to pay. No joint account due to him taking both of our shares of money out of it without asking. We are pretty much even in how much we earn and our bills, but he is also paying off four credit cards bills which I had years ago suggested he get rid of, because he keeps running them up. The problem is my husband is short at the end of the month and I have to take from my savings to make up for it,. He is short, because of his credit cards, he is a smoker and he doesn't manage his money well and always has to pay everything from the next check. This has been going on for years and I have always threatened to have all his pay come to me. He doesn't want this, because he knows I am not going to give him money for his cigarettes or anything I think is frivilous. It has nothing to do with that. I would give him his extra money after his bills are paid, but he does not have enough monthly salary to pay them. He is playing catch up and at the end of the month I am the one who has to pay for his shortfall. $5 for cigarrettes is $5 I would eventually have to kick in. So, the last few months have been the last straw. The most recent finacial issues came up when we were about to leave for vacation. I paid a $1000 dollar for a 3 month overdue bill when he got our phones, cable and internet turned off. I need internet, I work from home. I paid it, then he paid me back and had no money for our trip. I bought everything while on vacation with our two kids, daycare provider and my 13 year old neice until he was paid six days later. I wouldn't have even planned the trip if I knew things were going so bad for him. (My neice had more money than he did, but he did have a suitcase full of smokes.) It was also my second mother's day and the second mother's day I get nothing. Since then it is ongoing. No money for pampers, groceries, getting things fixed around the house. Money for smokes though. His car is broke, so he took 1/2 of his share of the mortgage money ($800) to get it fixed. Didn't get it fixed and cannot account for the money other than he bought things for a party that we were having. I had to loan him his share of the mortgage for that month. Sunday, he did not have grocery money. He said if I loaned it to him, he would buy groceries the next two times. Ok, that is what we did last month. I keep telling him that just makes things worse. He has to make cutbacks. His idea of cutbacks is on our grocery budget. Its roughly $150 weekly for five people. He says its unnecessary and I have an expensive tastes in food. He can survive on a pack of hotdogs. Anyway, I told him to turn all of his money over to me and let me pay handle it. I have threatned it before, but never did it, because I don't really want too. Now, I have no choice or keep getting hit with bills and having to loan him money taking money from a savings account that is for emergencies and the kids college fund. I told him if he doesnt allow me to do it, not to come to me for loans or anything else. This includes using my car to get back and forth to work. He has so far said no to this. I personally think it is fair. I know I am putting him between a rock and a hard place, but I don't think its fair for me to have to pay his shortfalls simply because I budget better than he does. He doesn't want me too, because he knows I'm not giving him money for cigarettes. I understand its an addiction, but come on you have responsibilities that comes first. The holidays are coming up and our kids birthdays. I see it now, me having to pay for everything and no Christmas gift for me again. I don't want his money. I just want him to pay his bills and build himself some savings. I just don't want him living paycheck to paycheck. We should be able to live off our salaries.

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