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Re: I want to invest 200 in 12 months.and what would my...
That depends on the risk level you wish to take and how well that gamble will perform over the short term you should really look into investing for a minimum term of 60 months to maybe get any return worth while
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Fixed deposits are one of the most safe and secure ways of investing. Besides it there is one more option which you must explore, and i.e., Public Provident Fund. PPF has a lot of edge over most other types of investments not only it provides a high rate of interest of around 8%, but also it can help you enjoy tax exemptions.
Before you invested in PPF you also must some money out for your expenses and insurance coverage. After you have sidelined some money for your other expenses and investments you can keep investing in PPF for a period of 15 years and you can extend the period by 5 more years. The current limit to PPF is Rs. 1,50,000/-. If after investing in it if you still have funds remaining to invest then you can invest in FDs and choose a return type of monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually.
Two ways to get to the same answer:
1) If X,Y, & Z are invested in the ratio of 4:5:6 then the amount invested in Z is 6/(4+5+6) times the total of N1200
= 6/15 * 1200
= N480
(Note: X is 4/15 and Y is 5/15 of the total investment,
4/15 + 5/15 + 6/15 = 15/15)
2) The second sentence says: Income from X plus income from Y minus income from Z is N140 and total income is N700. Total income is 700/1200 of the investment.
As formulas:
(Inc X + Inc Y) - Inc Z = 140 (rewriting: Inc X + Inc Y = 140 + Inc Z)
Inc X + Inc Y + Inc Z = 700
Substituting second formula into third:
(140 + Inc Z) + Inc Z = 700
140 + 2 Inc Z = 700
2Inc Z = 700 - 140 = 560
Inc Z = N280
Inc Z is also 700/1200 of investment in Z.
N280 = 700/1200 investment in Z
Investment in Z is 1200/700 * N280
Investment in Z is N480.
Laddering is one of the strategies for investing in CDs. Instead of just investing all your money in one CD, you can invest in a few instead, each one with a different maturity rate. When CDs with shorter maturity rates expire, you can take that money (and the interest they acquired) and add it to another CD with a higher interest rate and now with less time left till it expires.
You can buy an adaptor for the card (I assume you have a micro SD card and your camcorder takes a standard or mini SD card). Try a camera shop for adaptors. It will cost only a little bit more to buy the correct size card.
How long ago was lamp replaced, also you can try cleaning dust off the lamp. Dust builds up on it and causes pre mature failure. Also moving the TV around can cause the bulb to fail after extended use. The bulb are only as good as any other regular bulb. They start taking longer to warm up then dont get as bright then fail totally. Some Tv's wont allow itself to turn on in some of those states.
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