Sentences with phrase «come at competitive rates»

This enables you to assess whether coverage you are purchasing offers adequate coverage and comes at a competitive rate.

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«[But] as you move forward depending on when the tax cut comes in, we would benefit from the lower rate and the competitive forces will come in from there,» Lake said at Goldman's U.S. Financial Services Conference.

PRI said in its statement that its business at Long Island's North Shore University Hospital had come «because we had many of its doctors as clients» and added it was a «competitive business and we did offer good rates to get it.»

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Hyundai i30 insurance quotes should be pretty competitive, as the entry model starts at an affordable Group 8 rating and even the most powerful flagship model comes in at a relatively lowly Group 15.

The latest Android Jelly Bean version has proved to be quite potent in the tablet environment, while the new range of Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets has come to offer the best of pure Android tablet experience at extremely competitive rates.

With a HELOC, feel prepared for whatever comes your way knowing you have access to available funds at competitive rates and flexible terms.

Aside from providing personal loans for a wide range of different expenses at competitive rates, there are various benefits that come with borrowing from Upstart.

Higher rates of in - app purchase revenue for competitive or gameplay items typically come from players with win percentages in the low to middle range, while players at higher win percentages have increasingly lower monetization rates.

«It gets more expensive and more competitive going forward, but the early - ish buyer, at this point, is still likely to come out on top, when you consider that prices and rates are likely to be much higher later in the year.»

A local credit union appears willing to give me a conventional loan at a competitive rate on a purchase, but I'd rather not drain my savings to come up with 20 percent down and since my investment property is out of state they won't do a cash out refi on it.

«I recently saw a $ 2 million deal for the purchase of a property in Texas where the funding, at 75 percent LTV and a competitive interest rate, came from a credit union in Oregon,» says Cynthia Shelton, CCIM, cre, a broker with Colliers Arnold in Orlando.