Sentences with phrase «even on big ticket items»

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These two segments of aggregate demand reinforce each other because buying a house or an apartment triggers spending on consumer durable goods («big ticket» items) such as furniture, appliances and even automobiles because relocations typically change commuting patterns and lifestyles.

If you accept credit or debit card payments or sell big ticket goods or services on payment plans, you can request immediate cash advance for your projected credit and debit card sales or for big ticket items, receive lump sum payments upfront for each sale even as your credit qualified customers will be given extended time to pay.

Bruno responded by passing the bare minimum and letting his members go home, leaving quite a number of big ticket items on the table, and even backing out of a previously agreed upon three - way deal on Wicks Law reform.

«If you add up the Tappan Zee Bridge, the LaGuardia (airport), Penn Station and all the other capital projects he had in that budget, and then you say we've got a record - breaking $ 22 billion for the state of New York for infrastructure, that isn't even (the value of) one of the projects that he mentioned for downstate,» said the Syracuse - area lawmaker, referring to some of the other big - ticket infrastructure items on Cuomo's agenda.

Other big ticket, and even small ticket, items will have to be put on hold by recent graduates as well.

The biggest ticket item most Americans buy on credit is a home but even something as simple as opening a utility or cell phone account might require a credit check.

If you've already developed a new budget with these changes in mind — and even downsized the biggest ticket items in your life today — you're well on your way to empty nester bliss.

There are some instances when a company is mature and it may need to either cut back on the number of stores it operates or invest in some bigger - ticket items, which could [cost] millions or even billions of dollars, and it may not be something that near - term investors would swallow.