Sentences with phrase «cents on the dollar almost»

For traditional currencies, that is equivalent to the pound losing around 38 cents on the dollar almost overnight.

Not exact matches

And yet almost 70 per cent of Nigeria's population live on less than a dollar a day, and 15 per cent of Nigerian children die before their fifth birthday.

Almost all the clothes and accessories in the new Regent Street store are on sale for the same amount of pounds as dollars, meaning a $ 350 (# 219) black blazer is retailing at # 350 — an increase of 60 per cent.

After almost a decade, most of the old soldiers thought the claims would never be paid, and were selling them for 10 cents on the dollar.

Giving up a mid-single digit return on your RRSP to avoid a mid-single digit interest rate on your mortgage is almost a wash — but if you only have 50 cents on the dollar left over from an RRSP withdrawal, it's a less appetizing proposition.

If you're manufacturing spend exclusively for the value of the Flexpoints (redeemable for up to 2 cents per point on mileage - earning airline tickets), you're (almost) always better off earning 1,008 or 1,010 Flexpoints for $ 3.95 or $ 4.95 (plus liquidation costs) rather than earning 503 points for $ 3 (ditto), since you're paying just 33 - 66 % more for 100 % more Flexpoints per dollar.

«Essentially, the advertisers have no clue about what they are spending their money on: in 2017, the market was projected to be worth $ 205 billion, and almost 50 cents on every dollar spent on advertising went to intermediaries.»

The Freddie Mac portfolio sold in July for 76 cents on the dollar of unpaid principal balance, according to Tobin, whose New York - based firm has advised investors on almost $ 60 billion in commercial and residential loan deals since 2002.