ive loaned lots of horses, friends + riding schools. i have had to pay half of the fees like shoeing + feeds but have forgotten. i am buying a horse and want to know how much people pay for the farrier and how much for food and keeping a horse somewhere. i am not keeping the horse somewhere fancy but a small yard with a few field so cheap.

I am confused about the current profitability (if any) of 3-month treasury bills. I have been to Bloombergs’, etc.–but I am lost on what the terminology means–as I am reading it, there is currently very little difference between the discount (the actual price) of the bill–and the yield–less than 1%. Does this mean that a ,000.00 t-bill would cost about 9,900 dollars, and yield perhaps 0.00 profit/00.00 oinvested–or am I reading the charts incorrectly–and if so, what, generally, is the profit per 00.00 loaned–and how SHOULD I be reading the charts?

My girlfriend and I are looking to buy our first home together whilst the market is still fairly cheap and there is a holiday on stamp duty. We have already been to see a mortgage advisor who said they could give us £200K mortgage – naturally we will not be using all of this. However we have recently taken out a loan to consolidate our finances and were wondering will this affect whether or not we can still get a mortgage?

We both work full time, I am a manager and she is a teacher, we pay all our bills by direct debit and they are never late. We have mobile phones, car insurance etc to prove our ability to pay back credit, but no credit cards. We are only 23 and 24 so as such do not have enough experience in life to have fantastic credit scores, however we are both well paid (in the current market – upwards of £20K each) and rent an unfurnished property at the moment.

We appreciate any help you can give us as soon as possible as we have seen a house we would quite like to make an offer on.
Sorry, maybe I wasn’t clear we are using the loan to pay off a few existing loans to consolidate them; the sum of our finances we are consolidating is £370, but we are paying £350 on the loan?

… since whites tend to have higher incomes?
I got my share and I’m republican.
Many certainly have the clunkers but many don’t have the income. Unfair?
Shouldn’t Juan be able to sell his clunker to a richer guy who can use the car to get the rebate from the government?