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Steve Said:

NEED HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!! consumer math 10 POINTS?

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I will try to answer some of these -- May use A, B, C , D for the answers.
BTW --- a quick 10 points would be appreciated.

28) D. TransMeridian

29) A. Declined

30) A. Revolving

31) A. ??? Personal Income

32) B. Bartering

33) not sure

34) ?? C. Gold Standard

35) A. $934.24

36) C. Fair Issac Co

37) not sure

38) C. Housing

39) B. Productivity

40) A. ?????

41) D. All of the Above

42) C. Premium

43) A. Principle

44) D. All of the above

45) B. Student Loans

46) B An auto

47) B. Depreciation

48) D. ??? All of the above

49) B. Benefits

50) B. $436


Hope this helps.

Lance Said:

math questions please me out!!?

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Try posting one question at a time. People don't like to do a whole assignment for others.

Everett Said:

Volkswagen Jetta Lease. $266/48mo or $285/36mo, 12k Miles, Jetta SE, 5spd, $0 Down.?

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I would like to suggest to try to get as much information as you could before making up your mind,here

http://www.CarInsuranceTip.info

is a very resourceful one.

Andy Said:

How do you calculate values in a Good Faith Estimate ?

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the escrow fee will vary from company to company. the title insurance has a mandated max by each state. call a title company to find out.

Gilbert Said:

How do I calculate the cost basis of my rental property for depreciation?

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Loan fees and closing cost are normally filed elsewhere on your tax return as a one year deduction instead of being depreciated since you won't have to prorate percent of closing for the land and the percent for improvements each year.

Get your property tax statement for the year you bought the house, from the county the house is in. The property tax statement will list two prices. One is for land, the other is for improvements (house garage, etc). You can not depreciate land, you can only depreciate the improvements.

Next the tax statement will give TCV (True Cash Value) or FMV (Fair Market Value) for the improvements. This amount is the initial basis for your cost.

Add to the initial basis any improvements done specifically for the purpose of putting the house into rental service.

Keep in mind, since you lived in it, anything done prior to 90 days of putting the house into service will not be considered basis of rental property. Anything done prior to 90 days will be considered ordinary maintenance done while you lived there, and not tax deductible.

Next itemize the used value of your carpets, refrig, stove, etc. on the day you put them into rental service. They must be depreciated separately on Schedule E, separate from the house since they don't have the life expectancy of the house. You will normally replace them several times before you completely depreciate the house.

Gwendolyn Said:

How do insurance claim adjusters work, where in the web can I get free instructions to learn their skills?

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You need to get licensed in your state - that means, you need to buy the materials, pay the testing fee, pass the test, pay for the backround check, etc.

At least, that's here in the USA, and you posted to the USA board.