Sentences with phrase «entire equity interest»

Operating income in the current quarter included a 27.5 billion yen gain recorded in the Semiconductors segment resulting from the sale of the entire equity interest in Sony Electronics Huanan Co., Ltd. («SEH»), a manufacturingsubsidiary in the camera module business.

Not exact matches

The company confirmed Thursday it is in «active discussions regarding a transaction that would result in an acquisition of the entire Canadian business,» as the U.S. company seeks approval in its bankruptcy proceedings for the sale of its equity interest in the Canadian business.

«With a personal loan or regular home equity loan, you're getting the entire amount as a lump sum and paying interest on it immediately.»

+ During the interest only term your monthly payments are as low as they can possibly get; + You can qualify for a larger loan amount, maybe even a larger home; + During the interest only term you won't pay out cash to build equity; + Make investments with payment difference to potentially build your net worth; + The entire monthly payment qualifies as tax - deductible interest during the interest only period.

If you have a home equity loan, payments must be made with interest, on the entire amount of the loan.

You will be charged interest only on the amount that you borrow, as opposed to interest on the entire sum of your equity as would be the case with an HEL.

With a home equity installment loan, both the interest rate and the monthly payments are fixed for the entire term of the loan.

And it adds up higher and higher over the entire time you are paying the mortgage as you build equity so much faster since you're putting a much higher percentage of payment toward principle (which is a cash outflow but only a net worth transfer) versus interest (which is a negative to your net worth)

Unlike a home equity loan, a HELOC functions much like a credit card with a minimum payment each month — or more, if you want to pay down the principal on the debt — with interest expense for the amount you've borrowed, not on the entire amount of the credit line.

The Claimant sought to rely upon a Pallant v. Morgan equity to claim the entire beneficial and legal interests in the properties which had been acquired by the Defendant, his brother, using entirely his own funds.

Since home equity loans tend to be a point or two higher in interest rates, the buyers could end up paying more than if they had obtained a mortgage for the entire amount.