Q: Auto loans are what is known as an amortizing loan. The creditor lends you the principal amount, which is the cost of the car. You pay the creditor back plus interest. The principal and interest are paid down (or amortized) in equal payments over the life of the loan. The monthly payments remain the same, but the interest piece of the payment decreases and the principal piece increases over the course of the loan. The term "amortization" means paying down the loan in equal installments. The formula will tell you how much each payment will be. The information you need is the amount of the loan, the interest rate per month and the total number of months that you will make a payment. Use the formula A=P(r(1+r)n)/((1+r)n1){\displaystyle A=P*(r(1+r)^{n})/((1+r)^{n}-1)}. A = the monthly payment. P = the principal r = the interest rate per month, which equals the annual interest rate divided by 12 n = the total number of months Using the above example, you need to borrow $15,090 to purchase the car. This is the principal. You qualify for an auto loan that lasts 4 years, or 48 months and charges 7 percent annual interest. You will repay the loan (including principal and interest) in 48 equal payments (once per month). Calculate the interest rate per month. The annual interest rate is 7 percent. Divide this by 12 to get the monthly interest rate. The monthly interest rate is 0.583 percent (7/12=.5833){\displaystyle (7/12=.5833)} A=15,090(.00583(1+.00583)48)/(1+.00583)481{\displaystyle A=15,090*(.00583(1+.00583)^{48})/(1+.00583)^{48}-1}. A=15,090(.0077/.3218){\displaystyle A=15,090*(.0077/.3218)}. A=15,090.02393=361.07{\displaystyle A=15,090*.02393=361.07} Your monthly payment will be $361.07
A: Understand how auto loans work. Learn the formula for loan amortization. Calculate your monthly loan payment.

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Problem: Article: Whisk the eggs until bubbles form on the surface and the eggs and whites have blended. Whisk the milk and the whisked eggs together until the ingredients are blended. Place the butter in a bowl and cover it to prevent the butter from exploding. Heat it for 30 - 45 seconds, or however long it takes for the butter to melt completely. The butter bowl will be hot, so you should use oven mitts or a cloth to pick up the butter bowl to pour the butter into the bowl. Pour the flour, baking powder, sugar, and salt into a different bowl. Pour 2 cups of flour, 2 tsp. of baking powder, 1/3 cup of sugar, and 1/4 tsp. of salt into a different bowl. Stir the ingredients until they're incorporated. Mix the egg mix with the flour mix until you've combined the ingredients into a nice thick batter. Stir the ingredients some more until the sunflower seeds are evenly blended into the mixture. If the batter won't fill all the cups, you can always make another batch. The cups should be 2/3 full so the muffins have room to expand as they bake. If you fill them too much, the muffins will crowd each other. After this time passes, stick a toothpick into the muffins to see if the insides are solid. If they're still mostly liquid, then bake the muffins for an additional 5 minutes and test them again. If they're still gooey, keep baking them and checking every 2 minutes or so until they're ready. Let them sit for 2-3 minutes to harden. Enjoy these delicious muffins as part of your breakfast or as a tasty snack during any time of day.
Summary: Preheat your oven to 350F (176C). Crack six eggs into a bowl. Pour 3/4 cups of low fat milk into the bowl. Heat 2 tbsp. of butter in the microwave. Carefully pour the melted butter into the bowl. Make the flour mix. Pour the egg mix into the flour mix. Add 1/4 cup of sunflower seeds to the mixture. Place 10-12 muffin cups into a muffin tray. Pour the batter into each cup until they're 2/3 full. Place the tray in the oven and bake for 25 minutes. Remove the muffins from the oven. Serve.

Q: Don't be in a hurry to start dating once you have lost your spouse. You have spent many years with this person, and whether your relationship was happy or not, you should fully grieve before moving on. Remember, there is no right or wrong way to grieve, and there is no exact time when grieving ends. If you are unable to discuss your spouse without an extreme emotional display, you may need to wait longer before getting back in the dating game. In the meantime, take good care of yourself by eating well, getting physical activity, and avoiding behaviors that jeopardize health, such as drinking or using drugs. Join a grief support group or see a counselor. Yes, you will have to move on and live a life without your loved one. But, you don't necessarily have to "get over" the loss. "Getting over" a death implies that you will somehow return to normal at some point. Considering how closely interconnected your life was with your spouse's, returning to normal is impossible. What you want to strive for is acceptance. Learn how to integrate the loss into a new identity in which you plan for a future without your beloved. It can help to fill your social calendar with new and exciting activities, such as checking out books from the library, getting a part-time job if you are retired, taking up a new hobby, participating in group fitness classes, or adopting a pet. The object of dating is not to replace your spouse. You may long for someone just like your previous love, but having such a desire will only lead to disappointment. Think about what qualities you would like to find in a new partner. Be realistic having a laundry list of desired traits will make it hard for you to find a match. For example, consider some things you would like to do, such as traveling, and look for a partner who shares that same passion. It's common for widow(er)s to feel a sense of guilt for wanting get back out on the market. You believe it is a betrayal of your spouse to smile at a new man or enjoy coffee with a new woman. You must release these feelings and recognize that you are, indeed, single. Your spouse would want you to enjoy the remainder of your life as you see fit.
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Take your time. Don't believe you have to let go. Figure out what you want. Release guilt.