car payment / income
#19
Originally Posted by FAST1
1. 0%
2. about 0.7%
3. 0%
It looks like I should buy a 997S to jack those percentages up.
2. about 0.7%
3. 0%
It looks like I should buy a 997S to jack those percentages up.
Originally Posted by 99atlantic
1. 0%
2.0.9%(yearly)
3.0.4%(yearly)..............24yrs old
2.0.9%(yearly)
3.0.4%(yearly)..............24yrs old
1.3%yearly = 0.1083% monthly
*does the bannana dance*
#22
99atlantic, better go back to remedial math. If you pay 1.3% of your annual income for these items, then you also pay 1.3% of your monthly income. For example, if your annual income is $100,000, 1.3 % of that is $1,300. $100,000/12 ~~ $8,333/month. $1,300/12 ~~ $108/month. $108/8333 = 1.3%
#23
Originally Posted by jgainnm
99atlantic, better go back to remedial math. If you pay 1.3% of your annual income for these items, then you also pay 1.3% of your monthly income. For example, if your annual income is $100,000, 1.3 % of that is $1,300. $100,000/12 ~~ $8,333/month. $1,300/12 ~~ $108/month. $108/8333 = 1.3%
#24
Originally Posted by jgainnm
99atlantic, better go back to remedial math. If you pay 1.3% of your annual income for these items, then you also pay 1.3% of your monthly income. For example, if your annual income is $100,000, 1.3 % of that is $1,300. $100,000/12 ~~ $8,333/month. $1,300/12 ~~ $108/month. $108/8333 = 1.3%
edit: You're right ..... want to know something embarassing......my Msc is in statistics and actuarial science, haha. Guess I should stick to counting on my fingers ^_^
#27