Is it correct to say "I would be thankful to you if you could provide me with the following information" in a business Email? Is it unnatural English?
I would be thankful to you if you could provide me with the following information is correct, not unnatural, and very polite.You could save your reader some time, however, by using less formal wording, for example:I would appreciate it if you could provide the following information saves 4 wordsI would appreciate your providing me with the following information saves 5 wordsPlease provide the following information saves 10 words
Will my father CIBIL score effects me taking the personal loans in future?
Your father credit score will not effects you. Only personal loan is provided with your credit score and your eligibility.Eligibility Criteria for Personal loanAge Criteria: The younger you are, there is more probability. General guideline followed by most banks for personal loan for salaried employees is they must be between 21 to 60 years aged. However for self-employed it is between 25 to 65 years.Employment Stability: This is a very crucial aspect for personal loan consideration. Unless you are salaried and employed for more than 2 years in the current profession or if self-employed minimum 5 years of total tenure of earnings, you will not be considered as eligible. you should have monthly 50000 income.Credit Rating: Apart from your company’s performance, individual credit rating holds a lot of value. Having good credit rating increases the probability of getting loan with more flexible option on tenure, amount, EMI and interest rates. In case of any default payment records, huge outstanding loan, fraudulent track records, the banks has every right to cancel the loan or charge higher interest rate. CIBIL score should be above 750.Financial Situation: It’s not always about the present, the past financial records will also have a great call on deciding whether you are eligible for a personal loan or not. Having good financial records is the key, will eradicate rating issues and will increase the total amount eligibility.Employer: The employer with whom the applicant is working with is the best way to gauge the credibility of the applicant. Being a part of reputed and high turnover companies is an asset when it comes to applying for personal loan.
What is expected of the future mother-in-law at the bachelorette party?
There is nothing wrong with you being invited to a bachelorette party. Typically, the ones invited are the bride to be's closest and dearest friends. You being invited says a lot about the relationship you have with your daughter in law. Just have fun. Hopefully, the bachelorette party won't be an immature excuse to act trampy. Fun can be had (a LOT more fun) without strippers and male revues and penis cakes. Just laugh, drink (but not to excess) and dance. It's all about having fun. Do NOT tell intimate stories about your son or anything too personal. A bachelorette party is not an excuse to embarrass the the soon to be groom with stories that are going to get back to him. Keep in mind, the saying "what happens at a bachelorette party, stays at the bachelorette party" is NOT true. Nothing should be going on that the future groom should not hear about. The same thing holds true for a bachelor party. I'm married, but at my bachelorette party I would have never in a million years been so insulting to my husband as to think it "good clean fun" to rub oil on some strange mans rear end or scream at a group of male dancers to "take it all off". I have class, morals and standards.
Suggest me the configuration of a notebook PC for my personal use like persenatation,excel,word and internet?
As I am a doctor I need to give some presentations and details of the treatment and I'll surf internet for general purpouse. No gaming and animation... I am planning for harddrive - 120GB RAM - 1GB OS: Vista How about Processor? Do I need a duo core? Is it possible to buy it from India?
Should I tell my future employer about my current employer's counter-offer?
I've recently interviewed and obtained another job with a higher title than I am in my current job. I read the details of my offer letter for my new job and signed and accepted the job. I went in to put my 2 weeks notice into my current job, and of course they don't want me to leave. They then counter-offered me a promotion to get me to stay with them, which would actually in turn pay more than the new job. My question is, should I bring this up to the new employer? I'm afraid to ask them to re-negotiate the pay due to me already signing the offer letter, but I had no idea that my current job would offer me more. I want to just email them to ask for advice, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea. Any advice?