You have $12,000 in credit card debt and have finally decided
to start to really pay...
You have $12,000 in credit card debt and have finally decided
to start to really pay it off. You determine that you’ll be able to
make the following monthly payments. The APR on your credit card is
22%. Your first payment is today. How much will you owe after your
last payment?
You just bought a TV for $600 on credit card. You plan to pay
back of $50 a month for this credit card debt. The credit card
charges you 12% of interest rate on the monthly basis. So how long
does it take to pay back your credit card debt? A. 11.78 month B.
11.43 month C. 12.91 month D. 12.85 month
Credit Card Debt – How long will it take me to
pay off my credit card balance of $3,750? The credit card company
is charging 10% interest. I can afford to pay $150/month, but would
prefer to pay $100/month because I want to continue my cable
service. Please show me the answer to both
scenarios.
You have a friend that is about to start a small business using
a credit card. They understand nothing about accounting
and think they will have all of the information they will need to
manage the company by keeping track of their credit card
balance. Please explain to them what type of accounting
information they will need to help them run the business.Be sure to
use the terminology and information from the textbook
You have a $10,000 balance on your credit card, and you want
to pay it off in equal semiannual (every 6 months) payments for 5
years. If the card has an 11% APR and compounds monthly, answer
the following questions:
a) What is the effective semiannual interest rate?
b) How much do you pay every six months?
c) How much total interest will you pay by the time you've
paid off the card?
a. You have an unpaid credit card debt of $2756. Your interest
rate is 20.44%. Use Excel to determine how much you would have to
pay each month in order to pay the debt back in 2 years. You will
need to program a version of the present value of annuity formula,
solving for PMT.
b. Using the information above show the paying down of the
account until there is a zero balance. in other words make a table
showing...
A credit card company claims that the mean credit card debt for
individuals is greater than $ 5 comma 300. You want to test this
claim. You find that a random sample of 34 cardholders has a mean
credit card balance of $ 5 comma 554 and a standard deviation of $
650. At alpha equals 0.10?, can you support the? claim? Complete
parts? (a) through? (e) below. Assume the population is normally
distributed
Example 1: A credit card company claims that
the mean credit card debt for individuals is greater than $5,300.
You want to test this claim. You find that a random sample of 27
cardholders has a mean credit card balance of $5,560 and a standard
deviation of $575. At α = 0.05, can you support the claim? Assume
the population is normally distributed.
Write out the hypothesis statements below and identify the
parameter of interest.
Ho:
_________________________
Ha:
_________________________
Which...
a credit card company claims that the mean credit card
debt for individuals is greater than 4700.00 you want to test this
claim. you find that a random sample of 38 cardholders has a mean
credit card balance of 4873.00 and a standard deviation of 575.00
at a=0.05
If you take the maximum length of time to pay off a credit card,
at a rate of 18.5%, how much interest will you pay in interest on a
debt of $2,000?. Based your calculations on a minimum payment of
1/36 or $20, whichever is greater.
Ashley had $10,000 in credit card debt. She negotiated a
settlement with the credit card company, and the credit card
company agreed to cancel $6,000 of the debt.
If Ashley has total assets of $25,000 and total liabilities of
$50,000 at the time the debt was cancelled, what amount of gross
income does Ashley have as a result of the credit card company
cancelling $6,000 of her debt?