is it after the payment due date or beginning of the statement
what i meant was 30 days starts counting is it after the payment due date
Posts Tagged ‘start’
suppose my payment is due on certain day and i dont pay it. from what day they start counting past due?
08
Jun
Which Political Party decided to start giving Annuity payments to immigrants?
02
Jun
well I am not a Republican and I sure as heck do not support the patriot act…
You got the wrong person on here to try and pin that on….
I want start data entry budget? source? payment?&more details please I am worried about my future…..?
30
Apr
already conducting spoken english&cmputer classes we need to work under good copany .I had done my degree 1989 ie Bse , B.E.(civil) still Iam getting to good area. Totally I am cnfussued my carier kindly guide me
is there any low investments i can start to save money for my future?
27
Apr
my wife and i dont have much extra money right now with our home loan and car loan but i know we need to start saving for the future.is there a small safe investment i can start little by little for long term money?
Is it good to start with 30 yr fixed and then making extra payments or going with 15 yr fixed initially ?
14
Apr
Which one would you prefer in this current economic conditions ?
1) Is it good to start of with 30 yr fixed ( 5.25%) loan and then making some extra payments towards the principal whenever you have amount ?
2) Go initially with 15 yr fixed ( 4.875%) loan and stick with it.
Only thing we are not sure is how the economic conditions would be in the near future ?
How do you calculate the present value of an annuity when the payments do no start until four years from now?
11
Apr
I can only find formulas for annuities that either begin within one year or for annuities due that start immediately. How does the time gap affect the formula?
When should I start withdrawing funds from my TSP account?
19
Mar
I know that at age 70 1/2, it is mandatory that TSP funds be withdrawn (assuming you live that long). I am trying to determine by age, when would be the best time to start having my funds withdrawn. I know you have to be 59 1/2 to avoid the extra penalty when you withdraw. I am 59. Would you wait until you were 62 or 65 (when medicare kicks in)? I haven’t decided whether to have the payments doled out in a monthly annuity (taxes would be cheaper) or have the whole amount sent to me and the money placed elsewhere. If you were in my shoes what would you do? I also own my home which may be sold in the near future when I can’t handle it anymore and need to downsize. Just looking for opinions as I know I have to make the ultimate decision. Just want to see if I am not leaving anything out. Thank you
I am retired.
With a government pension.