Can someone on student visa in ireland,get a car financed from some financial institution?

please tell me an approx INSTALLMENT PAYMENT for each month

Can someone on student visa in ireland,get a car financed from some financial institution?

You can and it depends on how much the car costs.

Start-ups ideas and tips for an 18-years old overseas student?

Hi guys, thanks for viewing this thread first of all. I need some tips and helps for ideas that can propel me into the business world, even though i am an overseas student ( non-PR ). I was sent to Melbourne, Australia, about a year ago and would love to start working preferably home business rather than at McDonald%26#039;s. I have a reasonably start-up capital in the bank provided by my dad which he allowed me to use for a biz reason, not on cars.

On top of that, we are also planning to buy a property in Australia to live in, which i have the capital already to do so. Just wondering, should i jump into the property market, buying then renting, or shares? In my consideration, website marketing has a good prospect and have lesser hassles, and i tried to start an eBay business as well.

Now, how should i finance and start the vast ambitions that i held for years? i wish to be like sir Richard Branson one day, and his prolific start-up at 16 ( Student Magazine ).

Thanks in advanc

Start-ups ideas and tips for an 18-years old overseas student?

I suggest you start your own home based business. Having a home based business is great! Cost efficient and you don%26#039;t have all the over head that a traditional business has. The income opportunity is incredible. Most home based business cost under $500. Some cost more depending on what it is you want to do. I don%26#039;t know what you like to do, so I can only tell you what my husband and I started over six years ago and point you out to some others to take a look at. Ours well supports our family of six. We have four children ages 10, 6, 3 and 1.

We got involved in the telecommunications industry with a world wide company that%26#039;s over 15 years old. They have headquarters in Sydney Australia. We%26#039;ve been featured in several magazines. They offer services that people use every day and pay for anyway, but now they can have a lower cost. Services such as local and long distance phones, Internet, digital phones, video phones (you can see the person your taking to live)VOIP, Satellite TV, and all the major cellular phone companies like Verizon, AT%26amp;T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Alltell, Nextell etc. have partnered up with them too.

How many people do you know, or know of around the world that uses one or more of these services? How would you feel if you could save people money on services that they%26#039;re already using, or offer them services that they don%26#039;t have but want? Every time they pay their bills each month, you make a percentage off these bills every single month. Huge income opportunity. It%26#039;s incredible how much money is involved in this industry.

If you%26#039;d like more information feel free to email me and I%26#039;ll be happy to pass it along to you.

I also created a blog on my 360 page on home based business%26#039;s. There%26#039;s over half a dozen different ones to take a look at. Your more then welcome to browse through them. If you find one that%26#039;s interesting, contact the person who wrote it and they can point you out in the right direction.

Tiffany

Start-ups ideas and tips for an 18-years old overseas student?

You can try the data entry, data conversion , CAD, transcription, freelance writing, software and other computer work at home jobs posted on the website http://whj.in . Software jobs will pay well and are easily available, if you are willing to spend some time learning web design, PHP and Java.

All jobs are 100% free but you have to spend time applying for the jobs.

Start-ups ideas and tips for an 18-years old overseas student?

Hi,

Since you seem to be new to the concept of earning money on the internet, this free affiliate marketing program which I have just joined and am having success with wouId be ideal for you to start earning an income onine.

I know what it%26#039;s like to be an overseas student, because I was one too, several years ago.

This free affiliate program is ideal for you since you need to have your primary focus on your studies whilst earning an income without having to spend too much of your spare time.

You will definitely succeed with this affiliate program. Success is guaranteed and it%26#039;s free to join. You get paid for every lead you send to your site, which will indirectly be promoting webhosting through this affiliate program. You do not have to sell anything to get paid. You will only be indirectly helping to promote webhosting. You get paid for every free signup through your site. You can earn between $2 - $5 for every free signup through your site. You will easily be able to earn at least $150 a day within a month of starting this program. This affiliate program has a conversion rate as high as 65%. This means that for every 100 visitors to your site you can have as much as 65 signups which is $130. So you can easily earn several thousand dollars a month.

For more details, visit http://www.Best-Affiliate-Connection.com

I hope you find this information useful.

I wish you success as you venture into the business world.

A piece of advice - keep your focus on your degree until you graduate. If you find that you are getting distracted by the income that you start generating and are unable to focus on your studies, simply drop it and get your focus back on track. However, if you are able to handle both your studies and earning an income at the same time, then go for it.

Start-ups ideas and tips for an 18-years old overseas student?

Wow. I am impressed with your obvious level of focus. I too read %26quot;Losing my Virginity%26quot; by Sir Richard Branson.

Check out my video on YouTube http://youtube.com/watch?v=i5ZMgycKRPQ

and if you like what you hear go to www.winningbusinesssystem.com

And yes you can do this is Australia!

OK, so I want to start rehabbing real estate, and have a plan... but how does one finance this?

I am a student (university) who is getting ready to finish and move on with his life. I have a wife and child and I%26#039;d say I%26#039;m fairly competent with a hammer and saw (a figure of speech). I have a collection of trusted contractors and I have several 3-ring binders (at least 10) with a plethora of plans and design products/ideas that I have amassed throughout the years. These range anywhere from counter tops, to drywall, to floor plans. The only thing I have left to learn is how to finance such an expedition. Obviously, I do not have a lot of money right now, given that I am a college student.

I looked at http://geltfinancial.com/loanrehab.asp

Is this place reliable? What options do I have?

PS: I would like this to be short-term investments (e.g., 1mo. or less--and yes, I can do it in less than a month).

OK, so I want to start rehabbing real estate, and have a plan... but how does one finance this?

There are several ways to accomplish what you are asking.

If your credit is decent, you can get a %26quot;construction loan%26quot; provided you got the deal at a low enough price. Typically, you will need to buy a house for less than 70% of the after repaired value.

If you buy it much more than that, you may not really end up making much money on the deal.

Go to your local real estate investment club and look for private investors called %26quot;hard money lenders%26quot;. They will loan you the money and can provide flexible terms (no payments till you sell). They are not cheap, but if you bought the house right, you will be fine.

Hope that helps.

Remember, budget on the high side for rehabs for both money and time...you never know what you are going to find.

OK, so I want to start rehabbing real estate, and have a plan... but how does one finance this?

try looking at auctions

these are the best either gov ie back taxes

call your local county or town and ask when the back tax auctions are

you can find very very run down houses at pennies on the dollar

also call banks they have reposed/taken back houses that they need to get rid of these too can be badly damaged

some banks will even finance you to take their houses

hope this helps

OK, so I want to start rehabbing real estate, and have a plan... but how does one finance this?

In the US the terms would be construction financing or hard money. Loans that are secured by the project and based on either the present value of the future value of the project.

The key is your credit (construction financing) and the plan for what the project. Hard money will not involve your credit and you pay more than construction financing.

The 70% rule is key. Start with the ARV (After Repair Value) and then deduct everything that you expect plus a margin. All expenses for the work, all holding costs, closing costs when you buy and when you sell. The result is the maximum you want to pay.

One of the key reasons to start with 70% of ARV and then deduct the other costs is you can get a hard money loan for 70% of ARV in most cases. This means you know you can get a project funded if you buy at the right price.

What books have you read on the topic of investing in real estate? There are a number out there which are very helpful. Some specifically deal with financing.

Look for a local RE investment club. Also check out the links below for more information. When looking for good books try the library, a larger bookstore or Amazon. Many of the best ideas have been around for a long time so the age of the book does not matter that much. Read a number of books by different authors so you get some different perspectives.

OK, so I want to start rehabbing real estate, and have a plan... but how does one finance this?

Getting funding for re-habs is difficult. Anyone that tells you different is not in the field. Foreclosures and severly run-down homes have to be purchased with cash because banks will not lend on them due to the condition (foreclosures will only accept cash payment within 30 days of the auction plus you need a 10% deposit at the auction, not enough time to secure financing). Homes that are in need of cosemetic work are listed 5-10% below below market. This is not enough of a discount to make a profit because closing costs are 5-6%, when you sell your realtor commission is 4-6%, holding costs and renovation costs must be included as well. Flipping homes require some type of initial capital. You will need money for either down paymnent and pull the equity out to fund the rehab or get 106% financing and have money for renovations. Construction loans are ammortized over a year or 2 and disperse the money on a draw system; you have to show them plans, scheduled time frame and they inspect the progress before they give you additional capital. Hard Money requires a large downpayment at least 20% downpayment, the interest rates are higher. To be successful you have to have some capital (wether it be from equity from another property or your own cash) so you don%26#039;t run into financial trouble.

OK, so I want to start rehabbing real estate, and have a plan... but how does one finance this?

It will be very hard for you to get loans for rehabbing, based on your background....The best and less risky way to do it, is starting by rehabbing your own home and live in it while doing the repairs.....I don%26#039;t think your assessment of doing rehab in a month or less is unrealistic, there are so many %26quot;surprises%26quot; when rehabbing a home....

The way I got started was with my own home....We bought a fixer upper and did the repairs and lived in it for two years, sold it for a big profit and bought another.....I now do it full time and have done very well.....Its great that you are handy, but some jobs you will have to contract out for the sake of time.....TIME is money in this business......Also, I am a designer, my hubby is very handy, you will definitely need some one with an eye for design, you want to set your properties apart from the rest cookie cutter homes....

I use my own capital in this business, because financing these jobs can be VERY risky and I built up my capital very slowly, but it has paid off in a big way.....Hope this helps, there is no easy big money in this business, but doing it slowly and patiently....

Student loans, grants, etc. for dental school in Ohio for an Ohio resident?

My daughter will be attending dental school within the next few months. I got her through undergrad by paying as she went, with no student loans. I therefore have no experience in financing via loans etc. Any advice?

Student loans, grants, etc. for dental school in Ohio for an Ohio resident?

There are Ohio grants out there, but you said that your daughter has an undergrad. Unfortunately, if she already has an bachelors, she will not be eligible for any kind of federal or state grants. Now, I%26#039;m not familiar if there are private grants out there for dental students. Check www.fastweb.com, they have many scholarships for different programs. Good luck to your daughter in dental school.

Student loans, grants, etc. for dental school in Ohio for an Ohio resident?

Hello fellow Buckeye!!! Yes all you have to do is have her go to the financial aide dept. at the school she will be going to. They will assist her/you in applying for PEL/Fafsa grants-no payout on them, and with student loans. Also think about scholarships she can apply for. Good Luck!!!

Student loans, grants, etc. for dental school in Ohio for an Ohio resident?

also check out

www.fasfa.com

federal aid website

Student loans, grants, etc. for dental school in Ohio for an Ohio resident?

In addition to the financial aid office, you should check the American Dental Association%26#039;s website (www.ada.org). They offer scholarships for future dentist. I envy her for not having undergrad loans, that is great :)!!

What is the procedure of doing Distance MBA. I m student of BA, can i do this course & what is t

i m student of BA %26amp; next year i going to agra for the com. accountancy %26amp; financial course and thinking that i will do the Distance MBA with finance from IGNOU. So plz tell me that what is the full expenditure (fee) of this course. Please tell me detail.

What is the procedure of doing Distance MBA. I m student of BA, can i do this course %26amp; what is the full fee.?

the best is symbiosis.fill in the form right away before the time limit ends.it would cost u total 25K on average,depending on ur chosen course.u can get the form from any UTI bank for rs. 900 and will have to fill and send it with rs. 1000 as the enrolment fee.

u can also download the form from the website.check that out.however,with symbi a work ex is needed.do u have that???

What is the procedure of doing Distance MBA. I m student of BA, can i do this course %26amp; what is the full fee.?

HI,

Pls go to the IGNOU site and check it out..

What is the procedure of doing Distance MBA. I m student of BA, can i do this course %26amp; what is the full fee.?

please visit the website www.iaseuniversity.org

Do you think it's more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

I put this in the PERSONAL FINANCE section, but I%26#039;m not getting any satisfactory answers.

*Do you think it%26#039;s more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

Work 1 part-time job %26amp; keep my medical benefits (Medicare %26amp; Medicaid)? I%26#039;m disabled with a college degree, %26amp; I%26#039;ve been looking for a job for months to try to pay off my student loans %26amp; haven%26#039;t found anything yet. My 6-month grace period is up. I need to gain some work experience %26amp; work my way towards self-sufficiency. I%26#039;m very freaked out, scared, %26amp; worried about going into default %26amp; my disability income being garnished. I REALLY DO want to pay the loans %26amp; debts that I owe. Every time I talk about getting a job, people tell me, %26quot;Well you don%26#039;t wanna lose your health insurance benefits.%26quot; I%26#039;m barely making a living off of my disability checks. $657/month, %26amp; my rent is 1/2 that much. %26amp; I also have other necessary monthly expenses. All of this causes me to be broke by the 3rd of the month. I wish I could work. But I%26#039;m too mentally disabled to work. This is a tough choice to make. I suffer OCD, anxiety, depression, %26amp; Tourette%26#039;s. I can%26#039;t focus or concentrate well on the job. What do I do?

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I%26#039;m currently UNEMPLOYED, no one wants to hire me because of disability discrimination since they see my tics. Also, I don%26#039;t function well around people. I do better living alone. My family is very unsupportive, so I%26#039;m on my own.

Do you think it%26#039;s more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

Have you considered talking to the student loan companies and requested a deferment or forebarance on payments since you are disabled and unemployed? They do offer it in certain circumstances. You might want to consider working for the federal, state, or local governments since they have a program to hire disabled workers. Government workers get great benefits compared to private employers. Also, there is a program for goverment workers to get their student loans forgiven. You will need to talk to the Office or Department of Vocational Rehabilitation in your area to get the necessary paperwork for qualifying for the disabled employee applications to qualify. Good luck!

Do you think it%26#039;s more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

Your student loans can be put into forebearance for alot longer than you think. Especially with a disability. Communication with Sallie Mae is your best bet. If you are unemployed than you can get your loans defered for 2-3 years. I have a friend who has loans out and has been defered for the past 10 years, legally. If you are disabled than they can%26#039;t take your medicaid away. Don%26#039;t worry about that. Concentrate on defering those loans. Call them up and tell them your circumstances. Communication is the best tool.

Hope this helps and good luck.

Do you think it%26#039;s more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

If you are struggling to pay off your student loan, you need to look into getting a debt consolidation quote. When you get a free online debt consolidation quote, you are also gaining a valuable evaluation of your financial situation. As part of the company%26#039;s process when%26lt;!--getting a free online debt consolidation quote, you will have to state your long and short-term financial goals and make a plan for your financial recovery which will help you to seriously consider your situation in a positive light. You will be able to review and update your financial recovery plan as necessary.

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You must make sure that you get a free debt consolidation quote from a reputable company before you take the step of getting a quote from any company. By only seeking quotes from trustworthy companies, you can be sure that the company that you do choose will be there for you when you need them--%26gt;Search online for reviews on the company閳ユ獨 service and accomplishments with their clients. As part of your research, email and call a company so you will see the quality of service that the company gives to its clients.

Do you think it%26#039;s more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

Concerning your student loans, you can consolidate them now, and place the new loan into deferment. You don%26#039;t have to be employed to consolidate federal student loans and you get a fixed rate - I%26#039;d suggest FedDirect. Go to federal-direct.com. Good Luck!

Do you think it%26#039;s more important work 2 jobs to pay off my student loans, or...?

If you received financial assistance for your education through Vocational Rehab (or even if you didn%26#039;t) I think you should contact your local office and get connected with the services they have to get you employed as soon as possible. This is what they do for a living. Virtually everyone is employable, it%26#039;s just finding the right fit.

Also that was said before, you need to contact your lender and tell them your situation, they can either reduce your payments to interest only.... or defer them for a specific amount of time. Better this than let them go into default.

I%26#039;m not sure what the whole %26quot;....important to work 2 jobs to pay off my....%26quot; part of the question is, since you can%26#039;t seem to find one. But whatever.

How much would a monthly payment be on an $80,000 student loan?

Id guess I%26#039;d be making $45,000-$50,000 a year. I know that interest rates change, and one can finance a loan differently, but what is an average, ball park fihure for a monthly payment on a loan student loan of $80,000?

How much would a monthly payment be on an $80,000 student loan?

Your monthly payment will be based on your status as a student and what kind of loan(s) you have taken out.

Stafford loan rates are determined according to if the student is in school/in grace, or in repayment. The in school/in grace rate is .6% lower than the in repayment rate. Also, if a Stafford loan was issued before June 30th, 2006; those loans have a variable interest rate which changes from year to year.

Perkins loans interest rates are always fixed at 5%.

In addition, if you do not consolidate your federal student loans, you are automatically set up on a 10 year repayment plan.

So for $80K in federal student loans, assuming your are in repayment status, and have taken out Stafford loans all issued before June 30th 2006, monthly payments would be about $934 a month.

Consolidating your federal student loans, not only saves you a significant amount of money on your monthly payments, but also resets your forbearance and deferment privileges.

How much would a monthly payment be on an $80,000 student loan?

What is the interest rate?. . how long do you plan to finance the balance 5. .10. 15. . or 20. years?

How much would a monthly payment be on an $80,000 student loan?

Assuming an interest rate of 5%, the following amortization and payments:

30 years $429.46

25 years $467.67

20 years $527.96

15 years $632.63

10 years $848.52

Hope this helps