Sentences with phrase «different ownership interests»

You may obtain additional separate coverage on multiple accounts, but only if you have different ownership interests or rights in different types of accounts.

Not exact matches

Many different considerations have to be taken into account: media ownership, legislation, professional rivalry, economic interests, social and cultural mores, the media as supermarket of religion, guidelines for commercial advertising as a communication criterion and many more.

7 different vehicle expenses were looked at in my cost of ownership comparison including Purchase Price, Interest Costs, Sales Tax, Insurance, Excise Tax, Registration Fees and Maintenance.

The residency initiative emerges out of the Zabludowicz family's ownership of real estate in Downtown Vegas, and their longstanding interest in exploring how different aspects of contemporary visual culture might coexist in the city.

A general partnership usually exists even if the relative ownership interests of the principals are different (even if one of the principals is only a one percent owner).

This year is different, Giovaniello said, because as Congress discusses ways to reduce the federal deficit and whether to change the tax code, some of the government's longstanding incentives for home ownership, including the mortgage interest deduction and other provisions, will come under debate.

I would still retain the security interest, which is completely different than ownership interest.

Entities don't carry such ownership rights as individuals and different laws apply to termination of entities or liquidation of assets and interests.

A co-borrower is different from a co-signer in that the co-signer is not taking a legal ownership interest in the home.

This year is different, Giovaniello said, because as Congress discusses ways to reduce the federal deficit and whether to change the Tax Code, some of the government's longstanding incentives for home ownership, including the mortgage interest deduction and other tax provisions, will come under debate.

Laurie Goodman, co-director of the Housing Finance Policy Center at the Urban Institute, takes a different view: she thinks the younger generation is simply less interested in home ownership.