Sentences with phrase «cost you more money upfront»

While elevating structures would cost more money upfront, the Obama administration reasoned they would save taxpayers more in the long run, so they wouldn't have to keep shelling out money to rebuild destroyed buildings.

Not exact matches

Within nations, addressing climate health impacts is a matter of weighing upfront versus deferred costs — that is, deciding to spend money to reduce emissions and pursue sustainable development or spending more money many years down the line to contend with disease, persistent flooding and an overwhelmed health sector.

Compared to Chase or Wells Fargo, Bank of America offers lower interest rates on the most popular mortgage types but requires significantly more money upfront in its closing costs.

Some deals will save you money in the long run but cost you more upfront.

I feel even if upfront cost is more but in the longer turn if the lesser interest rate saves you money then why not go for refinancing?

Therefore, being able to spend a little more upfront saves money while buying an inferior product could save money upfront but cost more over the long run.

# 3 — Adopting a dog has a relatively low upfront cost and potentially leaves you more money for training and supplies.

Consequently, he says, although the upfront costs may be more compared to lower - cost products, they will not have to be replaced as frequently, saving money over time.

Gamers in China are more than happy to spend a small amount of money each time to play at an internet cafe or buy virtual items in their games where as a $ 400 + upfront cost for a home games console and paid game probably isn't viable for the mass market there.

It costs more upfront but saves money in the long run, like buying in bulk.

Does it cost the prospective adoptive parents more money upfront for it to be an open adoption?

My thought is that I would often save 3 % on a buy through having the license, but if the supervising agent agreement was too costly or restrictive, this in addition to the upfront time cost (time is far more precious than money these days) would add up to make the overall value questionable.

It may cost more upfront but save you a lot of money in the future, so it's important to figure out what you can afford in the short and long term.