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Mr. Flopnuts 03:16 PM 04-23-2009
Just in case you have some random thought and feel like starting a thread over it, you can just bump this one.
Buck 03:30 PM 04-23-2009
Flopnuts help me out here.

Lets say you get a loan for $3400

You put $500 down in a down payment, and have 10% compound interest.

You pay $400 a month back on the loan.

What does that 10% compound interest mean?
Whoarethechefs 03:31 PM 04-23-2009
Left foot, right foot, left foot, right foot, right foot, left foot, right foot, left foot, right foot, left foot, right foot, left foot, right foot, left foot,
stlchiefs 03:32 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by MoreLemonPledge:
Like this one?

Attachment 86989
That's a bit menacing. Though it may scare the shit right out of you, I prefer soothing colors to set the mood for my poos.
stlchiefs 03:32 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by MediaCenterJunkie:
Flopnuts help me out here.

Lets say you get a loan for $3400

You put $500 down in a down payment, and have 10% compound interest.

You pay $400 a month back on the loan.

What does that 10% compound interest mean?
I WIN!
Mr. Flopnuts 03:33 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by big nasty kcnut:
I want to say i need to vent.
Posted via Mobile Device
This is a safe place Nut.
keg in kc 03:33 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by kysirsoze:
Pretty much always a bad idea. Unless Pioli drafts Crabtree on Sat. Then drink up.
Thinking about thinking about drinking makes me nauseus at this point.

I think I posted some on here last night completely lit, but I must not have done anything too crazy.
Mr. Flopnuts 03:33 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by MediaCenterJunkie:
Flopnuts help me out here.

Lets say you get a loan for $3400

You put $500 down in a down payment, and have 10% compound interest.

You pay $400 a month back on the loan.

What does that 10% compound interest mean?
The only difference between that and a normal interest loan is, you pay interest on your interest with a compounded interest loan.
chiefs1111 03:34 PM 04-23-2009
i just farted
Mr. Flopnuts 03:37 PM 04-23-2009
Keep this in mind Buck. In the beginning, your interest is higher because you owe more. You're paying interest on that interest right out of the gate. 10% is good, but that is going to raise it probably by around 3% over that time frame from a more conventional loan. That's a total off the top of my head guesstimate. It could be more, or less. Bottom line, pay that fucker off asap. Your credit is better than that rate.
Lumpy 03:37 PM 04-23-2009
I want to lock Paris Hilton in my closet. That way, when I have a bad day, I can pull her out, spit on her, punch her in the face, and put her back.
Buck 03:37 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts:
The only difference between that and a normal interest loan is, you pay interest on your interest with a compounded interest loan.
Can you do the math for me?

10% of the $3400 is $340

So Then you owe $3740 total?

I'm trying to help a friend out.
Fritz88 03:38 PM 04-23-2009
sharting is awesome.
Mr. Flopnuts 03:39 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by MediaCenterJunkie:
Can you do the math for me?

10% of the $3400 is $340

So Then you owe $3740 total?

I'm trying to help a friend out.
It's not going to be that much. Give me a minute.
Mr. Flopnuts 03:41 PM 04-23-2009
Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts:
It's not going to be that much. Give me a minute.
$3679.89 over 9 months. Here's a link to a compound interest calculator. You can play with the numbers. Obviously you want to divide that $400 into the total to get the amount of months for payoff.


http://math.about.com/library/blcompoundinterest.htm
teedubya 03:42 PM 04-23-2009
I have a HUGE dump brewing. I may trade this dump for the Chiefs 4th round pick. It could be the new starting TE.
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