Sentences with phrase «capped per quarter»

(Bonus cash back is capped per quarter, but I don't think that many students will reach these limits.

First, you have to register for the bonus categories every three months, and spending in the categories is capped per quarter.

Not exact matches

Charles Schwab & Co. has a similar product with a fee of 0.28 % that is capped at a bargain $ 900 per quarter.

The card provides users with 3 % back on gas purchases and 2 % back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs, both of which are capped at a combined spending of $ 2,500 per quarter.

With a 5 % cash back card, capped at $ 1,500 per quarter, he can earn as much as $ 80 during the first month.

Because of that, the caps on spending are much lower for Chase Freedom cardholders ($ 1,500 per quarter).

However, if your spending is high enough, and you spend more than $ 1,500 per quarter on those bonus categories you will start to lose value again due to the capped bonus spending.

Unfortunately, those bonus categories are capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

Even with those, however, the savings is usually capped at anywhere between $ 1,500 to $ 2,250 per quarter.

Just remember, the 5 % category cap is $ 3,000 for combined gas and military base purchases per year and not per quarter.

While that earning rate is capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter, that works out to 7,500 points every four months if you max out your bonus category spending.

There are no restrictions other than the cap of $ 1,500 in spend per quarter.

The price - earnings ratio (price divided by trailing 12 - month earnings per share) of the O'Shaughnessy Small Cap Growth and Value screen is 22.6, roughly one - quarter greater than the median value, 18.5, for all the exchange - listed stocks currently in the Stock Investor Pro database, which we use to run and test these screens.

$ 33.2 Million in cash Minus $ 5.74 Million in total liabilities equals A Market Cap of $ 27.46 Million Minus $ 3.7 Million lease termination Divided by 33.11 Million shares Equals A Cash Valuation of $ 0.72 per share Plus $ 1.12 per share valuation of hard assets that was released last quarter from the research the activist investors put together.

And for clients with at least $ 25,000, Schwab offers tailored portfolios of ETFs, with an annual advisory fee of 0.28 % (capped at $ 900 per quarter for high - value accounts).

Firstly, capping the bonus category spending at $ 1,000 per quarter allows for maximum rewards for somebody who spends no more than $ 333 per month on gas and restaurants.

There are other cards similar to the Bravo card, but one advantage it has over competitors is the relatively high cap on receiving triple points — up to 15,000 per quarter (on $ 5,000 worth of spending).

You can get another $ 4 total through their rewards program which gives you 2 % back, but it's capped at $ 200 per quarter.

While that earning rate is capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter, that works out to 7,500 points every four months if you max out the bonus category spending.

They are also no annual fee and have rotating 5 % cash back categories with the same $ 1500 per quarter cap as Freedom.

Unfortunately, those bonus categories are capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

The Chase Freedom caps quarterly spending bonuses at $ 1,500 per quarter.

It earns 5 percent cash back in two categories of your choice (capped at $ 2,000 per quarter), 2 percent back in another category of your choice and 1 percent back for all other purchases.

The 5 percent earning rate is capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter for both cards.

While those bonuses are capped to $ 2,500 in purchases per quarter, I suspect most people won't hit that limit unless they're doing some extensive traveling by car or a lot of bulk shopping.

On the downside, the bonus categories are capped at $ 1,000 of spending per quarter.

For example, Chase caps the 5 percent bonus at $ 1,500 per quarter and limits the amount of time you can take advantage of a bonus category to three months.

However, if your spending is high enough, and you spend more than $ 1,500 per quarter on those bonus categories you will start to lose value again due to the capped bonus spending.

Continuing with our example, you could apply for an American Express Blue Cash Preferred card to cover your groceries and gas expenses ($ 75 annual fee, 6 percent cash back at supermarkets, up to $ 6,000 a year, and 3 percent cash back at gas stations with no limit) and a U.S. Bank Cash + Visa Signature card for your department store spending (no annual fee, 5 percent cash back on two categories you choose every quarter, capped at $ 2,000 per quarter).

(The 5 % rewards are capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter; after that, you get 1 %.

The National Republican Congressional Committee, for example, issued multiple press releases specifically citing a study from M.I.T. as the basis for a claim that cap and trade would cost $ 3,100 per household, despite repeated attempts by the study's authors to get out the word that the actual number was only about a quarter as much.

Litt estimates PREIT could pay $ 7.29 per share, based on a 10.5 percent cap rate on fourth quarter 2002 NOI and a 20 percent cap rate on other income.