What is the maximum amount you could recieve from a homeowners policy in a total loss?
Q. 1.) The amount of insurance you purchase to cover your home. In other words if your coverage is $250,000 for a home you own, then $250,000 is the limit. 2.) The amount you've paid in premium. 3.) The amount of insurance you purchase to cover your home minus a 20% deductible. 4.) The amount of insurance you purchase to cover your home plus a percentage of that amount for personal contents, unattached structures, liability, etc. Can someone please answer this. Thanks
Asked by Madalyn's Mommy - Tue Sep 22 10:42:09 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Of the possible answers, #4 is the best. However, there's no mention of any endorsements which make them all incorrect.
Answered by primericaisbad - Tue Sep 22 11:37:15 2009
Q. 1.) The amount of insurance you purchase to cover your home. In other words if your coverage is $250,000 for a home you own, then $250,000 is the limit. 2.) The amount you've paid in premium. 3.) The amount of insurance you purchase to cover your home minus a 20% deductible. 4.) The amount of insurance you purchase to cover your home plus a percentage of that amount for personal contents, unattached structures, liability, etc. Can someone please answer this. Thanks
Asked by Madalyn's Mommy - Tue Sep 22 10:42:09 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Of the possible answers, #4 is the best. However, there's no mention of any endorsements which make them all incorrect.
Answered by primericaisbad - Tue Sep 22 11:37:15 2009
How do you calculate the amount of energy needed to run a certain distance?
Q. Is there a formula or some information I can use to calculate the amount of energy a person needed to run a certain distance? Not the amount of calories they burned but just the amount of energy the used or the amount of energy they would need?
Asked by luckyducky - Sat May 23 10:02:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's about 100 calories per mile. Heavier people expend more calories. The speed you run or walk at doesn't make much difference.
Answered by Atahualpa - Sat May 23 10:07:35 2009
Q. Is there a formula or some information I can use to calculate the amount of energy a person needed to run a certain distance? Not the amount of calories they burned but just the amount of energy the used or the amount of energy they would need?
Asked by luckyducky - Sat May 23 10:02:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's about 100 calories per mile. Heavier people expend more calories. The speed you run or walk at doesn't make much difference.
Answered by Atahualpa - Sat May 23 10:07:35 2009
What amount of waste can be expected when installing laminate wood flooring?
Q. I am installing laminate wood flooring in my 9x12 room and i was wondering if there was a way of telling exactly how many square feet i would need.I know that the square footage of the room is 108 square feet but dont i need to allow a certain amount for waste?I am trying to avoid having an axcessive amount left over.
Asked by john t - Tue Jan 1 08:57:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5 -10%. However, you may have to buy to full cartons, which may be less waste and/or more excess. Example, if cartons are packed 30 sq ft, you have to buy 4 cartons = 120 sq ft. or other quantity.
Answered by ed - Tue Jan 1 09:09:23 2008
Q. I am installing laminate wood flooring in my 9x12 room and i was wondering if there was a way of telling exactly how many square feet i would need.I know that the square footage of the room is 108 square feet but dont i need to allow a certain amount for waste?I am trying to avoid having an axcessive amount left over.
Asked by john t - Tue Jan 1 08:57:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5 -10%. However, you may have to buy to full cartons, which may be less waste and/or more excess. Example, if cartons are packed 30 sq ft, you have to buy 4 cartons = 120 sq ft. or other quantity.
Answered by ed - Tue Jan 1 09:09:23 2008
What is the smallest amount that you have ever heard of a debtor accepting to totally settle a debt?
Q. When you go to settle a debt with a company by explaining your situation to them, they offer to accept an amount much lower than what the full amount is that you owe them, they are happy to get a very small some just to get something in most cases, but what percentage of the actual debt do they usually draw the line at vs. what is actually owed, and what is the smallest amount you have ever seen or heard of being accepted to settle a debt?
Asked by C.S. Lewis - Sun Jul 6 20:48:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the Bank. Some banks offer terms as low as 20% but most are about 40-50%. What bank are you dealing with? What kind of debt? Often you won't be able to get the same rate that an attorney will get. I suggest you get a free consultation online at
Answered by netdebt1 - Mon Jul 7 17:48:13 2008
Q. When you go to settle a debt with a company by explaining your situation to them, they offer to accept an amount much lower than what the full amount is that you owe them, they are happy to get a very small some just to get something in most cases, but what percentage of the actual debt do they usually draw the line at vs. what is actually owed, and what is the smallest amount you have ever seen or heard of being accepted to settle a debt?
Asked by C.S. Lewis - Sun Jul 6 20:48:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the Bank. Some banks offer terms as low as 20% but most are about 40-50%. What bank are you dealing with? What kind of debt? Often you won't be able to get the same rate that an attorney will get. I suggest you get a free consultation online at
Answered by netdebt1 - Mon Jul 7 17:48:13 2008
How do I convert the amount of whole flax seed needed in a recipe to a ground amount?
Q. I want to try out a new recipe that calls for flax seeds. The recipe gives the amount in whole seeds. In the prep, the seeds must be ground. I would like take a shortcut and purchase flax seeds alreedy ground but how do I convert the amount in the recipe from whole to ground?
Asked by drquinn52 - Wed Mar 4 18:04:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since flax seeds are so small to begin with, you can use a slightly shallower version of the same measuring spoon. For example, if it calls for 1 tsp, then instead of a level teaspoon, try filling the teaspoon slightly less full of the ground version to account for the minuscule spacing between that would have been the whole seeds.
Answered by Double Dachshunds Owner - Wed Mar 4 18:10:04 2009
Q. I want to try out a new recipe that calls for flax seeds. The recipe gives the amount in whole seeds. In the prep, the seeds must be ground. I would like take a shortcut and purchase flax seeds alreedy ground but how do I convert the amount in the recipe from whole to ground?
Asked by drquinn52 - Wed Mar 4 18:04:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since flax seeds are so small to begin with, you can use a slightly shallower version of the same measuring spoon. For example, if it calls for 1 tsp, then instead of a level teaspoon, try filling the teaspoon slightly less full of the ground version to account for the minuscule spacing between that would have been the whole seeds.
Answered by Double Dachshunds Owner - Wed Mar 4 18:10:04 2009
What is the optimum amount of money u need to borrow in order for the interest earned to cover the repayments?
Q. Is this possible after first borrowing a large amount of money, then refusing to repay it back. Then going on to debt management and a reduced payment amount. If u took out more than one of these loans could u actually MAKE money and never have to work again.
Asked by Sir Nickle Barsteward - Mon Mar 17 16:41:38 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is 1 way but hard and rare to get it you need a card with 0% for every thing for ist year and what you do is take half money off card put in hight intrest then do your day to day purchases on it pay min payments for first year and the money in your normal bank wages etc transfer bits and pices which would normqlly go on day dsy stuff it is very hard need net banking must have 100% intr4est free
Answered by mickbhall - Tue Mar 18 13:09:43 2008
Q. Is this possible after first borrowing a large amount of money, then refusing to repay it back. Then going on to debt management and a reduced payment amount. If u took out more than one of these loans could u actually MAKE money and never have to work again.
Asked by Sir Nickle Barsteward - Mon Mar 17 16:41:38 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is 1 way but hard and rare to get it you need a card with 0% for every thing for ist year and what you do is take half money off card put in hight intrest then do your day to day purchases on it pay min payments for first year and the money in your normal bank wages etc transfer bits and pices which would normqlly go on day dsy stuff it is very hard need net banking must have 100% intr4est free
Answered by mickbhall - Tue Mar 18 13:09:43 2008
What amount is considered a major house repair?
Q. We have an agreement with our landlord to pay a reduced rent in exchange for being responsible for minor repairs to the house. What amount is considered minor/major?
Asked by lady_missunderstood2006 - Tue Jul 21 01:27:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You and your landlord need to have a discussion about it to make sure you're on the same page as to what's major and what's minor. It might cost the same to paint a room as to install a new faucet if you do the labour, but your landlord might prefer to have a real plumber do the faucet.
Answered by Karen L - Tue Jul 21 02:48:08 2009
Q. We have an agreement with our landlord to pay a reduced rent in exchange for being responsible for minor repairs to the house. What amount is considered minor/major?
Asked by lady_missunderstood2006 - Tue Jul 21 01:27:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You and your landlord need to have a discussion about it to make sure you're on the same page as to what's major and what's minor. It might cost the same to paint a room as to install a new faucet if you do the labour, but your landlord might prefer to have a real plumber do the faucet.
Answered by Karen L - Tue Jul 21 02:48:08 2009
How amount of water use per wash in a commercial washing machine?
Q. Im researching about laundry and laundrettes for my university project. I asked it to laundry lady but she doesnt know anout the water amount.
Asked by Kanachiko - Sun Feb 24 16:36:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. * Milnor Washer Extractor link:- * Milnor MultiLoaders use only 71 gallons of hot and cold water -- 1.18 gallons per pound washed in a typical formula. Milnor CBW (Continuous Batch Washer) Link:- * Milnor CBW - The water used in the washing process went from about 2.5 gal/ lb. to 1.5 gal/ lb. Good Luck with your research!!
Answered by Emilio - Sun Feb 24 17:03:53 2008
Q. Im researching about laundry and laundrettes for my university project. I asked it to laundry lady but she doesnt know anout the water amount.
Asked by Kanachiko - Sun Feb 24 16:36:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. * Milnor Washer Extractor link:- * Milnor MultiLoaders use only 71 gallons of hot and cold water -- 1.18 gallons per pound washed in a typical formula. Milnor CBW (Continuous Batch Washer) Link:- * Milnor CBW - The water used in the washing process went from about 2.5 gal/ lb. to 1.5 gal/ lb. Good Luck with your research!!
Answered by Emilio - Sun Feb 24 17:03:53 2008
What is the proper amount of sets of sheets a person should have per bed?
Q. We have a king bed, a queen bed and a full size futon and a single blow up bed. I'm drowning in sheet sets. We sleep in the king bed every night. The queen is for guests and the futon and single are only used when we have lots of guests (not often). How many sets of sheets should I try to have per bed? What is the usual amount or proper amount.
Asked by juliettavirgo - Tue Mar 25 21:13:40 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a person preference, but I would have two sets of sheets for each bed. I found the best way to store the ones not being used that may help you. After folding the set, slide both the sheets and one pillow case into the other pilllow case. You have everything in a bag, and it stores nice and flat so you can stack. Keep the other sets on the bed with a dryer sheet or two in the ones rarely used and they stay nice and fresh smelling for your guests.
Answered by debijs - Tue Mar 25 23:22:40 2008
Q. We have a king bed, a queen bed and a full size futon and a single blow up bed. I'm drowning in sheet sets. We sleep in the king bed every night. The queen is for guests and the futon and single are only used when we have lots of guests (not often). How many sets of sheets should I try to have per bed? What is the usual amount or proper amount.
Asked by juliettavirgo - Tue Mar 25 21:13:40 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a person preference, but I would have two sets of sheets for each bed. I found the best way to store the ones not being used that may help you. After folding the set, slide both the sheets and one pillow case into the other pilllow case. You have everything in a bag, and it stores nice and flat so you can stack. Keep the other sets on the bed with a dryer sheet or two in the ones rarely used and they stay nice and fresh smelling for your guests.
Answered by debijs - Tue Mar 25 23:22:40 2008
What is the correct amount for a gift card or personal check as a wedding gift?
Q. My husband's co-worker is getting married. My husband is an attorney and works in a professional office. We are going to the ceremony and reception. I don't believe in the "pay for your plate" theory because I had a very fancy wedding (which cost my parents a bundle) and we never expected guests to pay for their plate via a gift or monetary amount. At that point they are not "guests." What would be a nice amount to give under the circumstances. I haven't been to a wedding in a few years and need some good info.
Asked by sandra b - Sat Aug 23 17:56:49 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just want to say that I agree with you about the check not needing to cover the plate. That has never made any sense to me. Why does somebody who is poorer and has to pay for the wedding themselves deserve anything less than somebody with wealthy parents who are throwing an extravagant bash for them? I always thought the point of a wedding gift was to congratulate the couple, not to repay them for having bought you dinner. Anyway, I have heard that the check should be equivalent to how close you are to the person and how much you can afford. I was just married, and the checks I got being between $50 and $600 with the majority being $100. We had a fairly small wedding and only invited people we felt close to though. If we had… [cont.]
Answered by Violet - Sat Aug 23 18:45:16 2008
Q. My husband's co-worker is getting married. My husband is an attorney and works in a professional office. We are going to the ceremony and reception. I don't believe in the "pay for your plate" theory because I had a very fancy wedding (which cost my parents a bundle) and we never expected guests to pay for their plate via a gift or monetary amount. At that point they are not "guests." What would be a nice amount to give under the circumstances. I haven't been to a wedding in a few years and need some good info.
Asked by sandra b - Sat Aug 23 17:56:49 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just want to say that I agree with you about the check not needing to cover the plate. That has never made any sense to me. Why does somebody who is poorer and has to pay for the wedding themselves deserve anything less than somebody with wealthy parents who are throwing an extravagant bash for them? I always thought the point of a wedding gift was to congratulate the couple, not to repay them for having bought you dinner. Anyway, I have heard that the check should be equivalent to how close you are to the person and how much you can afford. I was just married, and the checks I got being between $50 and $600 with the majority being $100. We had a fairly small wedding and only invited people we felt close to though. If we had… [cont.]
Answered by Violet - Sat Aug 23 18:45:16 2008
What amount of Britney Spear's popularity is actually do to her musical talent?
Q. Britney has been getting so much attention. I like Brit's music but i don't think shes the best of the best. I think there r some artist with double the amount of talent Brit's got yet they're not even a tenth as popular. What's ur take on this?
Asked by Your nickname cannot be - Sat Sep 12 09:54:05 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is very true. I don't really know why she has maintained her popularity the way she has, for a period of 8 or so years she was everywhere (due to her publicity). I suppose it was because she was marketed as this all american girl who makes pop music that is a little risque (girls feel like rebelling against parents ahah) but still had a good beat and was catchy. But now a days, after her "crazy" period she has maintained this sort of "princess of pop" status probably based on everyone previous memories of her. I believe her popularity today all has to do with people nostalgic memories of her. Sure she makes alright music, but really? It isn't to good. Other artists that are obviously more talented than her have not received as much… [cont.]
Answered by Max - Sat Sep 12 10:16:49 2009
Q. Britney has been getting so much attention. I like Brit's music but i don't think shes the best of the best. I think there r some artist with double the amount of talent Brit's got yet they're not even a tenth as popular. What's ur take on this?
Asked by Your nickname cannot be - Sat Sep 12 09:54:05 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is very true. I don't really know why she has maintained her popularity the way she has, for a period of 8 or so years she was everywhere (due to her publicity). I suppose it was because she was marketed as this all american girl who makes pop music that is a little risque (girls feel like rebelling against parents ahah) but still had a good beat and was catchy. But now a days, after her "crazy" period she has maintained this sort of "princess of pop" status probably based on everyone previous memories of her. I believe her popularity today all has to do with people nostalgic memories of her. Sure she makes alright music, but really? It isn't to good. Other artists that are obviously more talented than her have not received as much… [cont.]
Answered by Max - Sat Sep 12 10:16:49 2009
What is a good amount of calories to burn in a workout?
Q. I have a treadmill that I work out on everyday, and I was wondering what amount of calories is safe and good to burn? Is there a set amount?
Asked by luchi - Tue Mar 14 07:13:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 350-500. It seems most workouts that i have done with professionals they have been around 350-400 calories.
Answered by thesunnshynne - Tue Mar 14 07:38:54 2006
Q. I have a treadmill that I work out on everyday, and I was wondering what amount of calories is safe and good to burn? Is there a set amount?
Asked by luchi - Tue Mar 14 07:13:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 350-500. It seems most workouts that i have done with professionals they have been around 350-400 calories.
Answered by thesunnshynne - Tue Mar 14 07:38:54 2006
What percentage or dollar amount is best to set a stop when trading options?
Q. What percentage or dollar amount is best to set a stop when trading options? Option prices can fluctuate quite a bit, so even if the option eventually increases in value and becomes profitable, it can drop significantly before doing so, which means a stop can be triggered during this temporary drop in value. What amount/percent works best, to avoid triggering a stop during a longer-term increase in value?
Asked by Procto-Boy - Wed Mar 12 10:55:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is tough, because options fluctuate very easily up and down. A 10% drop can happen in 1 min and the next min its up 10%. I would think that the dollar amount will flucuate between option to option. You have to think of a couple of things... 1) How much time do you have before the option expires. 2) Why is the stock falling? What I like to do is try and think of how far a stock might fall, and try to figure out what the option price would be if it fell that far, and set it around that. Hope that helps.
Answered by Scout - Wed Mar 12 11:11:58 2008
Q. What percentage or dollar amount is best to set a stop when trading options? Option prices can fluctuate quite a bit, so even if the option eventually increases in value and becomes profitable, it can drop significantly before doing so, which means a stop can be triggered during this temporary drop in value. What amount/percent works best, to avoid triggering a stop during a longer-term increase in value?
Asked by Procto-Boy - Wed Mar 12 10:55:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is tough, because options fluctuate very easily up and down. A 10% drop can happen in 1 min and the next min its up 10%. I would think that the dollar amount will flucuate between option to option. You have to think of a couple of things... 1) How much time do you have before the option expires. 2) Why is the stock falling? What I like to do is try and think of how far a stock might fall, and try to figure out what the option price would be if it fell that far, and set it around that. Hope that helps.
Answered by Scout - Wed Mar 12 11:11:58 2008
What is the average amount of time it takes to pay back college loans?
Q. I was living in a fantasy land when I thought those stupid little booklets that Student Loan Finance Corporation sent out for a payment plan, was all I had to pay. I never realized how many bloody years it actually took, until I called those creatures today. So, I'm wondering what is the average amount of time it takes for people to pay back their student loans? and why can you pay back a car loan for 20 grand in five years, but a college loans for the same amount takes 18 or something equally as insane? Thank you.
Asked by redangus22 - Wed Jul 12 18:58:55 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It usually is about ten years to pay off student loans. It takes longer to pay off student loans than car loans because the payments tend to be lower, but they don't restrict you from paying extra or even paying them off early. It's actually better for you if you do that because you will pay less interest.
Answered by Michon G - Thu Jul 13 10:09:05 2006
Q. I was living in a fantasy land when I thought those stupid little booklets that Student Loan Finance Corporation sent out for a payment plan, was all I had to pay. I never realized how many bloody years it actually took, until I called those creatures today. So, I'm wondering what is the average amount of time it takes for people to pay back their student loans? and why can you pay back a car loan for 20 grand in five years, but a college loans for the same amount takes 18 or something equally as insane? Thank you.
Asked by redangus22 - Wed Jul 12 18:58:55 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It usually is about ten years to pay off student loans. It takes longer to pay off student loans than car loans because the payments tend to be lower, but they don't restrict you from paying extra or even paying them off early. It's actually better for you if you do that because you will pay less interest.
Answered by Michon G - Thu Jul 13 10:09:05 2006
What is the maximum amount of you cash one may carry when visiting the US from Canada?
Q. I am a Canadian citizen who will be traveling to the US in two weeks time. I will be spending a week in Las Vegas. Is there a maximum on the amount of USD cash I can bring with me to the US and back? Where may I find information on the maximum amount of foreign goods (shopping) I can bring back into the country (Canada)? Thanks.
Asked by Misty - Sun Oct 18 20:35:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may carry as much as you want but you are required to report it to both, Canadian and U.S. customs officers if it exceeds $10,000.00 in any form to include coins, cash, personal or cashier's check, traveler's checks, money orders, stocks, bonds. If yes, you must complete the U.S. Customs Form 4790 .. and the Canadian Form E677 .. See the attached website on the personal exemptions from duty which depend on the length of your stay. ..
Answered by GP - Sun Oct 18 23:05:46 2009
Q. I am a Canadian citizen who will be traveling to the US in two weeks time. I will be spending a week in Las Vegas. Is there a maximum on the amount of USD cash I can bring with me to the US and back? Where may I find information on the maximum amount of foreign goods (shopping) I can bring back into the country (Canada)? Thanks.
Asked by Misty - Sun Oct 18 20:35:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may carry as much as you want but you are required to report it to both, Canadian and U.S. customs officers if it exceeds $10,000.00 in any form to include coins, cash, personal or cashier's check, traveler's checks, money orders, stocks, bonds. If yes, you must complete the U.S. Customs Form 4790 .. and the Canadian Form E677 .. See the attached website on the personal exemptions from duty which depend on the length of your stay. ..
Answered by GP - Sun Oct 18 23:05:46 2009
Minimum amount a self-employed person must make to file taxes?
Q. I'm selling cat trees at a local farmers market to raise funds for a move to Europe in September. Is there a minimum amount you can make without having to pay tax? I'm not planning on making more than about 2-3 thousand. I just don't want to have to do all the filing! Thanks!
Asked by K H - Thu Jun 26 14:50:23 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are self employed you are required to file a return if you make over $400. You might not make enough to owe any income tax, but will owe self employment tax (social security and medicare).
Answered by Judy - Thu Jun 26 16:19:32 2008
Q. I'm selling cat trees at a local farmers market to raise funds for a move to Europe in September. Is there a minimum amount you can make without having to pay tax? I'm not planning on making more than about 2-3 thousand. I just don't want to have to do all the filing! Thanks!
Asked by K H - Thu Jun 26 14:50:23 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are self employed you are required to file a return if you make over $400. You might not make enough to owe any income tax, but will owe self employment tax (social security and medicare).
Answered by Judy - Thu Jun 26 16:19:32 2008
What amount of income is considered a middle class income for a single person?
Q. What amount of income do people consider to be "A middle class income" for a single person with no children? Does it start at $40,000, $50,000, or $60,000? I want to hear opinions.
Asked by Sam Darren - Mon Apr 30 16:02:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Middle class believe it or not is $35K - $40K for a single person with no children. However, it's a pain come tax season.
Answered by Jennifer - Mon Apr 30 16:06:48 2007
Q. What amount of income do people consider to be "A middle class income" for a single person with no children? Does it start at $40,000, $50,000, or $60,000? I want to hear opinions.
Asked by Sam Darren - Mon Apr 30 16:02:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Middle class believe it or not is $35K - $40K for a single person with no children. However, it's a pain come tax season.
Answered by Jennifer - Mon Apr 30 16:06:48 2007
What is the minimum amount of dollars I can start playing stocks and options with?
Q. I took number of courses and I read some books. Now I want to start, and for the begining I want to trade with as little amount as possible. So what that amount should be? I appreciate your help very much!!
Asked by milaya - Fri Jul 4 15:53:33 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say that if you just want to practice and you don't care about making money at first. Then $10,000 would be a good amount to start with. If you trade with less money than that. Then your comission costs will be too high relative to your trading profits. And you may end up loosing money even if you do relatively well in terms of trading. Which can be discouraging. But there is a way to practice without any real money at all. You can open a free account and practice trading with virtual money at this website:
Answered by Nick Z - Fri Jul 4 16:31:34 2008
Q. I took number of courses and I read some books. Now I want to start, and for the begining I want to trade with as little amount as possible. So what that amount should be? I appreciate your help very much!!
Asked by milaya - Fri Jul 4 15:53:33 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say that if you just want to practice and you don't care about making money at first. Then $10,000 would be a good amount to start with. If you trade with less money than that. Then your comission costs will be too high relative to your trading profits. And you may end up loosing money even if you do relatively well in terms of trading. Which can be discouraging. But there is a way to practice without any real money at all. You can open a free account and practice trading with virtual money at this website:
Answered by Nick Z - Fri Jul 4 16:31:34 2008
What is a reasonable amount of debt to have after completing a PhD program?
Q. I'm working toward a PhD in Political Science. My concentration is International Relations, and I'd prefer to teach at a large research university. I know about how much faculty members in my field earn, but, frankly...I'm a little worried about being able to pay off my student loans. If you've earned your PhD, or if you have information about this topic, what do you think is a reasonable amount of debt to have after you get your PhD? Can you reasonably pay it off on a professor's salary? I know that it would depend on the amount of debt and how much the position pays, but if you can share your experiences, I'd be appreciative. Thanks. I'm funded, by the way, but the stipend at my tiny public school is ridiculous. Because I'm funded, [cont.]
Asked by Cynthia C - Tue Jul 25 03:19:28 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really can't say, but I was about $5000 in debt after i got my Bachelor's, and that was with the Naional Guard paying 100% tuition! (Thank God I got out before Iraq!) I would expect some debt but if your going to be a professor I doubt you would have much trouble paying it off. Sorry I can't helpe you more, I admire you for going for a PhD.!!!
Answered by cognitively_dislocated - Sun Jul 30 14:49:58 2006
Q. I'm working toward a PhD in Political Science. My concentration is International Relations, and I'd prefer to teach at a large research university. I know about how much faculty members in my field earn, but, frankly...I'm a little worried about being able to pay off my student loans. If you've earned your PhD, or if you have information about this topic, what do you think is a reasonable amount of debt to have after you get your PhD? Can you reasonably pay it off on a professor's salary? I know that it would depend on the amount of debt and how much the position pays, but if you can share your experiences, I'd be appreciative. Thanks. I'm funded, by the way, but the stipend at my tiny public school is ridiculous. Because I'm funded, [cont.]
Asked by Cynthia C - Tue Jul 25 03:19:28 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really can't say, but I was about $5000 in debt after i got my Bachelor's, and that was with the Naional Guard paying 100% tuition! (Thank God I got out before Iraq!) I would expect some debt but if your going to be a professor I doubt you would have much trouble paying it off. Sorry I can't helpe you more, I admire you for going for a PhD.!!!
Answered by cognitively_dislocated - Sun Jul 30 14:49:58 2006
What is a usual amount that a father would pay for child support?
Q. Say that I make 40,000/year and am not married to the baby's mother. Is each State's amount different? What other things would determine the amount paid to the mother?
Asked by Not a Sheep - Sat Nov 15 19:44:50 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whether or not you are married to the baby's mother probably makes no difference. Each state has a set of guidelines. Use Yahoo!Search to find child support guidelines and the name of your state. Your state's child support enforcement agency's guidelines page should be among the top on the list. Usually, 20% to 25% of net income is appropriate for one child.
Answered by LovesTheConstitution - Sat Nov 15 19:49:56 2008
Q. Say that I make 40,000/year and am not married to the baby's mother. Is each State's amount different? What other things would determine the amount paid to the mother?
Asked by Not a Sheep - Sat Nov 15 19:44:50 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whether or not you are married to the baby's mother probably makes no difference. Each state has a set of guidelines. Use Yahoo!Search to find child support guidelines and the name of your state. Your state's child support enforcement agency's guidelines page should be among the top on the list. Usually, 20% to 25% of net income is appropriate for one child.
Answered by LovesTheConstitution - Sat Nov 15 19:49:56 2008
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