I was searching for a car. Trading one in also. The dealer gave me the run around for weeks. I eventually told her not to worry about it and that i would try again later because she kept saying they were still trying to get me financed. I put down a 1,000 "hold for the car" to show that i was a serious buyer.after giving up i called to tell them that i was just going to pick my money up, then all of a sudden they had a approval.Still a week went by because they were waiting for "bank structures". I finally decided to go up and speak to a manager after another week went by.Turns out the dealer that was helping me was a crook.she stole my ,000. Now the manager is furious but still doesn’t know how to give my money back.said that i have to press charges against her because they have no knowledge of ANYTHING! I have a receipt and recorded conversations between the dealer and myself. What should i do.Please help fast, i don’t want to wait to long to take action! And this crook has all of my personal info!
During my first two years of college, I screwed around, accomplished very little and had a GPA around 2.0.
After that, I had a sort of epiphany. I cleaned up my act, switched to a business major(love finance), and although I was basically starting over, I’ve earned straight A’s without exception ever since.
Almost two years down the road, my GPA is still slightly under 3, and I still have almost two years of school left before I graduate. I’m starting to look at internships, but I’m wondering how my odds are. Are recruiters going to look at my GPA and run away, or do I have a little credibility now?
The knight corporation projects the next years its fixed costs will total 0000. Its only product sells for per unit of which is a variable cost. The management of Knight is considering the purchase of a new machine that will lower the variable cost per unit to The new machine, however will add to fixed costs through an increase in depreciation expense. How large can the addition to fixed costs be in order to keep the firms break even point in units produces and sold unchanged?
I am looking into purchasing a small business for k. The current owner uses the biz as a tax shelter for his finance company. How do you verify anything?
Me and my bf are having budgeting problems and i know it is very important to have a budget plan to stay on track with rent and bills. does anyone have any good advice?