Are there any legit payday loan sites that are good and safe?
Those payday loan places are huge scams. If you calculate the APR it comes out to 300% or more. Not that I'd recommend it, but taking a cash advance on a CC would actually be cheaper since the APR's are around 15-25%. Do you have a car with a clear title? Try a title loan at a normal bank, not one of those title loan places. Is this money truly needed for an emergency? If you are having to buy a critical replacement item (a household appliance), check with financing at the vendor.
For someone looking to major in Computer Science and Finance, is attending Columbia over MIT a good idea?
This is a pretty tough situation. Both are excellent schools to study both computer science and finance. At Columbia, you can pursue a B.A. or B.S. in computer science, computer engineering, computer science and math, data science, or information science, with minor options available and you can pursue a major in financial economics. Columbia does not offer an undergraduate business degree program through its business school, only master’s and PhD programs. At MIT, you can pursue Course 6, engineering and computer science, Course 18, math with computer science, Course 14–2, mathematical economics, or Course 15–3 in finance. Course 15 is the undergraduate business degree program at MIT. You won’t have any problems securing internships as a Columbia undergraduate or an MIT undergraduate. You need to base your decision on environment and academics. You mention a preference for NYC: will it be easier for you to concentrate on your academics and projected career path in NYC? Also what about the curriculum? All undergraduates at Columbia must take the common core curriculum. MIT is very STEM-focused, requiring GIR subjects in biology, chemistry, two semester of physics, single and multivariable calculus, etc. There is also a 8-class HASS (humanities, arts, and social sciences) requirement. Which is the better fit for you? MIT also weighs more heavily on the engineering side. You might be interested in computer science but not so much in engineering. You shouldn’t base your decision on a numerical ranking. Just because MIT is number 1 and Columbia is number 6, let’s say, doesn’t mean number 1 is the optimal choice for you. For example, the financial economics major at Columbia could be a much better fit for you than the mathematical economics at MIT, given that you are interested in finance and economics. In terms of rigor, both Columbia and MIT are academically enriching. To answer your specific question, for some people, yes it is a good idea to attend Columbia over MIT. It depends on the person, what you are looking to get out of 4 years of college, and your projected career path.
I am a computer science engineer looking to pursue an MBA in finance. Which resources would provide me with good knowledge about finance, investment banking and economics?
It depends on why you want to do an MBA. There are one of two good reasons to do an MBA:- To run your own company- To excel in one of the functions within a company (HR, finance, marketing, operations, strategy, etc.)I usually advise people to do an MBA after a few years of work experience. By then they are sure as to why they should do an MBA.You can't really prepare for an MBA; you should just go to class, enjoy the learning, and come home and study well. Nevertheless, you can do the following to make your studies easier: Pick an Indian business newspaper and read it everyday. Get a feel of the industries, the various companies, the big bosses and CEOs, who resigned and who joined, who said what, etc. This should make you ready to learn well. Also, brush up on your basic maths and stats (coefficient of correlation, regression, etc.)And make sure that you get into a reputed institute (tier 1 or 2). The classroom learning makes all the difference.
Is this site legit? Has anyone used it before?
So, I was looking for some gel pens to buy but the shipping rates are incredible both on amazon, etsy and ebay. Some don't even ship to my country! I found a really cheap alternative (free shipping on orders over 15$ Looking more into this, on the same page it says free delivery on items over 70$. Also, down in the list of links, "cart" is written as "car" instead. The Shipping Info is written without spaces, and that makes it look...very messy. Going to the "About Us" section, instead of using the name they have on the site (www.bwvmjtzn.xyz) they claim that it's actually called beyondemall.top? Also, on top of their page there's the "Rose Wholesale" title, and if I look that up it takes me to a legit site that looks almost the same. Well...I think it's legit? I haven't looked into it since it doesn't interest me. Also "We are trying our best to do best service for you here,we are your best choice,come on!" doesn't look too professional, haha.
Best place to build your own computer online?
Why not just order the parts yourself? So what you've never done it before? Everyone's got to start somewhere! Seriously, assembling the PC is the easiest part of the process. It's kind of hard to screw up if you be careful. You'll save about $300+ (up to $3000 when you get into the $1500 range). Picking the parts, checking for compatibility, and meeting budget is the most difficult part in the build. If you order yourself, the other fellow got it right. Newegg, Tigerdirect, NCIX US, or Superbiiz. To answer your original question: http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/ http://ibuypower.com/ Again, I recommend you do it yourself. Higher quality, better performance, and cheaper. But the choice is ultimately yours.
What are the best educational websites, computer programs, books, or online courses for an individual looking at a career as a financial advisor?
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How legit is Etsy.com?
It *solely* depends on the seller. Etsy is just a medium for sellers to post their items. I've bought stuff from wonderful sellers on Etsy. I've also bought stuff from mediocre/bad sellers on Etsy. One way you can see how legitimate a seller is is by looking at their feedback. Read what other buyers have to say about them. Also, if you're paying with Paypal, I wouldn't worry too much. If there's ever a time when you buy something on Etsy and you don't receive your item, you can file a dispute with Paypal and get your money back.
What is Optoutprescreen.com and is it Legit?
I'm looking into this for the same reason for someone else and the government lists outoutprescreen.com as a legitimate site to be used for the intended purpose. Transunion, one of the companies that participates in this, also has a mention on their website. Also, I first found this on the Direct Marketing Association website. In the past, I used the information from the DMA to opt out, which I believe was not the optoutprescreen website, but was similar, and it definitely stopped the endless offers of credit after a couple of months or so. It is definitely a little intimidating to divulge so much personal information over the Internet, but I'm convinced that this is legitimate. Please check the URLs I provided below.