Sentences with phrase «additional monthly cash flow»

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FTHI also utilises an options strategy in which it writes (sells) US exchange - traded covered call options on the S&P 500 index seeking to generate additional cash flow in the form of premiums on the options that may be distributed to shareholders on a monthly basis.

As ACH direct debits become a more popular way for both traditional lenders and online lenders to accept periodic payments, it's important for business owners to understand what that entails, the opportunities it might provide in terms of additional loan options, and help them position their cash flow needs in such a way to accommodate the often more - frequent - than monthly payment terms.

Saving $ 400 a month on payments puts an additional $ 4,800 in your pocket each year, which can be attractive if cash flow is a little tight on a monthly basis.

You go into debt, based on low monthly payments, then you're soon stuck there by high interest rates and by adding additional purchases as your cash flow gradually begins to dry up with a series of ever increasing credit card payments.

I have a lot of clients that will set up that monthly distribution to go out on the first of the month, and then on top of that if they ever need some additional cash flow at some point in time during that month they can call me up and say, «Hey Jeff, I need an extra 500 bucks, extra $ 1000.

According to a new study entitled «The Retirement Abyss: America's Seniors» Search for Security», one - in - four seniors believe they will not be able to cover their monthly expenses in retirement, such as housing and utilities, and nearly 20 percent believe that, without additional cash flow, they will have to give up their homes.

Namely, that a reverse mortgage can be accessed from age 62 or older, when many retirees need access to additional funds to secure their quality of life, and that these home loans can eradicate the monthly payment of the original mortgage (because they are not paid until after you die), freeing up further cash flow.

Conventional financing is hard to get in Costa Rica, and if you could find a hard money lender to give you the money, you'd still need to put down at least 35 %, the interest payments will add up (additional expense), and the monthly loan payment will likely be more than the cash flow.

You can borrow it out, pay it back, borrow it out, pay it back,... or, apply that amount to your first mortgage payment as additional principal until the first mortgage is gone which then improves your monthly cash flow by the amount of that payment.