I need help on the following question by Thursday June 29 or sooner.

I am a student and can afford a monthly car payment of $350.If I have $1,000 to put down, how much of a car can I purchase, assuming auto borrowing rates are 3.0%, and I finance for a period of 5 years?

I have since graduated.I can now afford a payment of $550 per month.I trade in my old jalopy and get a trade in value of $6,000.How much of a car can I purchase now, assuming terms of 3.0%, and 6 years?

How much would you need to invest today for your child to have $30,000 for his/her college education?Assume your child is currently 3 years of age, and you anticipate theyll begin college 15 years from now.Market rates of return on aggressive investments average 13.0%.

Using the same scenario above, how much would you need to invest per month to have the $30,000 by the time your child begins college?

You need to purchase some equipment for your business for a cost of $75,000.You only have $5,000 to put down.You will finance the remaining balance over a 10 year period at a borrowing rate of 7.0%.What will be your monthly payment on the equipment?

You have negotiated to buy a local small business for $200,000 that you estimate will provide you net income (or net cash flow) of approximately $65,000 per year (after all cash costs and expenses) for the foreseeable future, before any loan payment.What is the Present Value of this company based on its expected cash flows, assuming no significant growth in income, and assuming your required rate of return (or discount rate) is 20.0%?

Have you been a good negotiator?

Using the scenario above, what would your monthly payment be if you put 50% (or $100,000) down to purchase the business, and financed the balance over 5 years at a borrowing rate of 7.0%? With the resulting payment, what would your estimated annual net income be?

You win a $1.2 million lottery. You will receive equal monthly payments of $5,000 for 20 years. Your discount rate is 8.0%. What is the "Present Value" of your lottery winnings?

You purchased your home 35 years ago (in 1979) in sunny Southern California. You paid $60,000 for the home then. Based on comparables in the area, the home is now worth approximately $900,000. What is your compound annual rate of return on the home?