I still belong to the generation where you had to calculate with your mind.
We spent five years of grammar school to learn mostly how to calculate.
Then they invented the calculators and all the fun was gone!
Let's be honest: what do you teach now in grammar school?
Simply how to use a keyboard.
As for the body, when they invented elevators there was no way to do a daily gym walking on the stairs, so for the mind you do not need to exercise your brain anymore: just a few strokes and the sum is THERE!
Well. to avoid people got too bored and abandon arithmetic’s, they invented many types of calculators.
So that every time is almost like doing a mental operation, you have to learn how to use this special calculator.
And believe me, you just have to choose!
Simply go to Credit Provide and you will find:
1)Mortgage Refinance Calculator
With it you can calculate how much you can save by refinancing your existing mortgage to a lower interest mortgage.
This calculator could also be used when consolidating additional debt into the new mortgage.
2) Simple Loan Calculator
With this you can calculate monthly payments and total interest paid.
3)Payday Loan Calculator
This reveals the monthly and yearly interest rate on a Payday loan.
Since these loans are short term, the cost of these loans may appear to be low, but the real interest rate will reveal the true cost.
But that is NOT ALL.
You can additionally find articles that explains what the calculators calculate(which I think is the first thing to understand)
You can find out what exactly is a Payday Loan which in simple words means that when you still have two weeks to go before your pay day and you urgently need cash, they tell you where to go and the Calculator tells exactly how much it is going to cost you...
And there is also an Education Center where they warn you of all the risks you are going into the moment you are looking for a loan or a mortgage.
Well, I think that now a days nobody, when making debts, should be allowed to say: I didn't know or I didn't know how much! You got all the possible calculators. But sometimes you still lack one:
The calculator of how to pay back...
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Sunday, February 11, 2007
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