Sentences with phrase «borrow money for capital»

Companies must pay more to borrow money for capital investments or to fund daily business operations.

WardsAuto: Are suppliers finding it easier than a few years ago to borrow money for capital improvements?

The move allows the County to more easily borrow money for capital projects without paying as much in interest.

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You have a job, you go to the bank, you justify the need for a capital expenditure and you borrow money.»

Instead of borrowing money from financial institutions, you can give a slice of your company to investors in exchange for capital.

State and local governments consistently tap capital markets to borrow money for projects designed to positively impact the lives of residents, such as building schools and hospitals.

Far more common, and often much more important for most types of businesses, interest expense on the income statement represents the cost of borrowing money from banks, bond investors, and other sources to meet short - term working capital needs, add property, plant, and equipment to the balance sheet, acquire competitors, or increase inventory.

These gains should more than offset marginally higher borrowing costs for Berkshire's BNSF railroad and Berkshire Hathaway Energy, which finance their large capital investments with borrowed money.

Boosting revenue is the best option, but borrowing money or finding investors to make capital contributions in exchange for an equity interest in the business are also available.

Based on my experience in the manufacturing industry, I would bet the people who don't think they needed financing are the same ones that went out and spent a significant chunk of their working capital on a new machine, figuring they would save themselves the interest, and then the following year they were part of the 49 per cent of respondents who said they needed to borrow money for working capital.

[Subordination: The Note shall be subordinated to all indebtedness of the Company to banks, commercial finance lenders, insurance companies, [leasing or equipment financing institutions] or other lending institutions regularly engaged in the business of lending money -LSB-(excluding venture capital, investment banking or similar institutions which sometimes engage in lending activities but which are primarily engaged in investments in equity securities)-RSB-, which is for money borrowed, [or purchase or leasing of equipment in the case of lease or other equipment financing,] whether or not secured.]

In 1995, several months after shuttering a plant in Indiana and firing roughly 200 workers, Bain Capital borrowed more money to have Ampad buy yet another company, and pay Bain and its investors more than $ 60 million - in addition to fees for arranging the deal.

It is our assumption that financing the purchase of goods for immediate consumption either by borrowing money or by selling our capital assets is not a sustainable practice.

The GOP's objection has spurred Democrats to refuse to provide the votes needed to borrow money for tens of millions of dollars in capital projects, including road resurfacing and sewer fixes.

The stakes are high and New Yorkers deserve to know from Governor Cuomo, Senate Majority Leader Flanagan and Assembly Speaker Heastie what the risks and benefits are of service contract bond borrowing and other financing options for the MTA capital plan — after all, it is our money.

«The only way the state could support the capital plan would be to borrow money, and it can't borrow because it's too close to its debit limit — but the MTA is not,» said E.J. McMahon, president of the Empire Center for Public Policy.

They would charge more for the loans, but they will also need to pay more for the money that they borrow (from Treasury, other institutions, in the capital markets and depositors).

As companies borrow money to expand capacity they compete for capital, pushing up interest rates.

The faster the economy is growing, the more demand there will be for capital, leading to a higher cost for borrowing money.

Hybrid securities are used by banks and companies to borrow money from investors, but they have complex features and risks, and may not be suitable for you if you need steady returns or capital security.

The Canada Revenue Agency reassessed his 2013, 2014 and 2015 tax years to deny a portion of the interest deducted, saying the taxpayer was not entitled to deduct interest relating to the returns of capital that had been used for personal purposes, «as the money borrowed in respect of those returns of capital was no longer being used for the purpose of gaining or producing income.»

The only reason why we lost is because we sold it — I really needed to raise some capital for something else, and I could either borrow at hard money terms, or I could sell one of these units, and there was somebody that had said they were interested, and I said «Oh, what the heck, I'll just sell that.»

When a company needs to raise capital for starting or growing their business they can borrow the money or sell investors» (shareholders) shares or ownership in the company.

If you have fair credit and can pay in full every month, the Capital One ® Spark ® Classic for Business might be the most affordable way for you to borrow money for your business.

Created at the start of the dotcom boom — and following the National Endowment for the Arts» withdrawal from individual artist funding — Creative Capital, in the words of its indefatigable executive director, Ruby Lerner, «borrows relevant aspects of the venture capital model,» awarding not just money but also professional development seCapital, in the words of its indefatigable executive director, Ruby Lerner, «borrows relevant aspects of the venture capital model,» awarding not just money but also professional development secapital model,» awarding not just money but also professional development services.

Most firms now either withhold some portion of a partner's earnings, allowing the partner to fund his or her capital contribution over some definite time period, or the partner is obligated to borrow money from a bank or other source for the full amount, with repayment of the loan guaranteed by the partner or the firm.

«Government needs infrastructure, but may not have the capital resources at any given time to fund what's required,» says Brian Swartz, executive vice president and chief legal officer for Toronto - based construction company Aecon Group Inc. «By using the private sector to borrow the money over time... it allows governments to finance other things and other priorities and at the same time build their infrastructure.

«Borrowing money for free and having easy access to capital and leverage (for big entities) is the fuel asset bubbles crave,» says the paper.

The financial budget may uncover the need to borrow additional money to cover temporary shortfalls or to pay for capital projects.

If you are planning on borrowing all of the money for your deals then expect much higher costs of capital.

«Higher interest rates will cause funding costs to rise for non-banks, since they have to borrow money from capital markets to make their loans,» says Navigant Consulting's Noring.