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yes your plan is very much feasible that you want 5000$ as loan and you will repay 500$ per month. this is a very feasible plan and i am sure that you can go to any bank, you can have that loan very easily without any headache or you can go to any lender and can get that loan very easily. even if you pay less than 500$ month even then its fine. the amount is not so huge and if you have a permanent source of income then this payback amount is negligible. Jason Gagnon

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hi there well i think you must take loan from the bank. Many banks are providing loans to the user at very low interest rates. Interest have to pay by the owner. Well you need 5000 dollars then you can earn this amount by selling any thing unwanted from your home so that you can arrange the money form it. 5000 dollars are big amount it can not be easily arranged you. You can take 5000 dollars as a loan from any other person as well. I think you must take loan from the bank of 5000 dollars.

The best way is to use your card for every day things never exceed 30% of your limit and pay in full before the due date. Don't worry about a balance because the lag time between the billing date and the due date will always allow for a small balance to be reported. I have done this for the last 2 years and not only raised my score over 150-points but got a nice fat check back for using their money for free.

Sorry I cannot help you Kathleen, You must be in a desperate situation and my heart bleeds for you.You are offering to pay 44%pa APR interest. and and you will have no end of loan sharks after you. Are you sure you cannot borrow from banks at lower interest, even without collateral? But with any lender, ask them for the interest they charge first, before you offer your exorbitant 44%.

You mean after tax or before tax. If before tax its a fair amount, which can be made easily if you join as computer professional. I think computer would be the best option.

If you don't want the loan AND it is still within 14 days of you receiving the 'right to cancel' letter AND you complete the form and return it within the 14 days AND you give them back the money THEN you will not owe them anything else ... other than what you already owed them before you took out the extra loan. If you are going to cancel the loan then return the form by recorded delivery and keep the receipt.

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Many companies hire for jobs in the Middle East - like Dubai, the Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. However, in these very bad economic times, I don't know if they are still searching. You can try and look for a headhunter and use them to land a job for you.

$30,000 per month X 1 months is $360,000 a year There is NO way you will make that kind of money on what you proposing to do. I truly don't believe you will earn the $5000.00 per month. Also there are no grants for small businesses. Now if you are interested in the truth, here it is. Take it or leave it. Believe it or not. f you really want to make a great deal of money. Then listen, and yes I am an authority on entrepreneurship. Contact me if you want to know how I became an authority and no I am not solicting you but rather giving you free advise with no catch. Here's the steps to becoming financailly secure through owning a business. 1. Identify your passon. What you would do without being paid. What you love to do? Then do your passion. 2. Next, Assess your skills. If you need additional training or education, get it. Or start working at your passion in a job and learn everything about it, then begin your research on opening a business in your passion. I have found the most successful and richest persons did their passions without forthought to the money they would make and succeeded in it. Read Forbe's wealthiest list edition. 3. Read every article, book, and periodical on successful entreprenuers and what made them a success. 4. Next find a unfulfilled niche or market for your passion and fill that niche by creating a business, home business, firm, company, or non-profit. 5.Create a comprehensive business and marketing plan and stick to it.Make sure it is a realistic plan. Take it to your local SBA or Score to have them review and critique it for sensibility. 6. Next, Work very very hard, be honest, keep your intergrity and have excellent customer service skills. 7. Don't rush your company's growth, be wise when deciding whether to expand. 8. WIth a lot of luck or prayer and wise management and marketing you will succeed. NOTE: Amazon.com has numerous books on all these subjects which are how to roadmaps on starting a business, business plans, marketing successfully, and identifying your passion as well as successful entreprenuers and how they became successful. Now for funding. If you don't have the funds to start a business, Get a microloan for your local microenterpise organization. If you have some or limited funds, after doing all of the above, contact or locate an angel investor and have your professional business plan ready. Their bottom line is high returns on the money. I truly wish you Much Success! If you have any other questions feel free to email me. Microenterprise Defined AEO and its members have defined microenterprise as a business with five or fewer employees requiring $35,000* or less in start-up capital. AEO estimates that there are over 20 million U.S microenterprises, which represent 17% of all private employment in the U.S. In addition, microenterprise represents a path from poverty to financial security for many low-income individuals. * Loans of $35,000 and under are known as microloans. Microenterprise Development Industry The estimated 600 microenterprise development organizations (MDOs) operating in the U.S. exist to support disadvantaged entrepreneurs as they start or expand their businesses. MDOs can increase the chance of business success by bridging the gap between disadvantaged individuals and the tools they need to start and grow successful businesses. With the help of AEO services, MDOs offer business training, technical assistance, access to capital, and other services to entrepreneurs to assist them in realizing their dream of business ownership. For many low-income entrepreneurs MDOs represent the only opportunity to access the capital and business tools necessary for business start-up. An angel investor (known as a "business angel" in Europe, or simply an "angel") is an affluent individual who provides capital for a business start-up, usually in exchange for ownership equity. Unlike venture capitalists, angels typically do not manage the pooled money of others in a professionally-managed fund. However, angel investors often organize themselves into angel networks or angel groups to share research and pool their own investment capital. Angel capital fills the gap in start-up financing between the "three F"s (friends, family, and fools) and venture capital. While it is usually difficult to raise more than US$100,000 - US$200,000 from friends and family, most venture capital funds will not consider investments under US$1 - 2 million. Thus, angel investment is a common second round of financing for high-growth start-ups, and accounts in total for more money invested annually than all venture capital funds combined (US$24 billion vs. $22 billion in the US in 2004, according to the University of New Hampshire's Center for Venture Research). Angel investments bear extremely high risk, and thus require a very high return on investment. Because a large percentage of angel investments are lost completely when early stage companies fail, professional angel investors seek investments that have the potential to return at least 10 or more times their original investment within 5 years, through a defined exit strategy, such as plans for an initial public offering or an acquisition. After taking into account the need to cover failed investments and the multi-year holding time for even the successful ones, a typical successful portfolio of angel investments might result in an Internal rate of return of 20-30%. While the investor's need for high rates of return on any given investment can thus make angel financing an expensive source of funds, cheaper sources of capital, such as bank financing, are usually not available for most early-stage ventures. Angel investors are often retired business owners or executives, who may be interested in angel investing for other reasons in addition to pure monetary return. These include wanting to keep abreast of current developments in a particular business arena, mentoring another generation of entrepreneurs, and making use

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