It's also done to discount future
earnings against money that can be invested at the current interest rate of the same period of time.
Not exact matches
With ForeAccumulation, you receive accumulation of
earnings on a tax - deferred basis, the reliability of guaranteed protection
against market losses, the opportunity to capitalize on positive movement of an index and the dependability of knowing you have the opportunity for your
money to grow faster than with traditional deposit products.4
And how to live as a debtor, and to consider the borrowing of
money against possible future
earnings as normal.
The reason: because the publishing arrangement is a rev share, where authors are paid an advance
against earnings, but they run into a situation where the expenses need to be covered and the more OR spends on marketing, the more
money needs to be earned before all the expenses are covered — of course, naturally, the more
money spent on marketing leads to more sales — so a balance must ultimately be struck.
Instead, like that allowance, it is
money paid in advance
against all future royalties, and it must therefore be covered by royalty revenue (i.e. earned out) before any new royalty
earnings are paid.
I wish I could recommend more attractive choices, investments that offer loftier yields than
money - market and savings accounts, immediate access to your
money and the assurance that no matter what happens your principal and any
earnings are protected
against loss.
If shareholders are to make most of their
money through
earnings growth and / or positive sentiment, then further excess return needs to be demanded to compensate for potential of negative sentiment destroying market value faster than
earnings growth can grow
against.
Traditional invoice discounters were reluctant to advance us any
money against our sales receipts because we didn't have physical invoices to prove our
earnings — they were very hung up on having a piece of paper to show what we were earning despite the fact that we could show everything that was due in our developer accounts portal.