Sentences with phrase «eye on closing costs»

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It's also important to keep a close eye on all costs to ensure you don't end up with a debt consolidation loan that's even more expensive than the debt it replaced.

Within their own companies, executives are still keeping a close eye on the purse strings, with 62 % of executives saying that their companies are as focused on maintaining cost cutting initiatives as they were one year ago.

By keeping a close eye on operations and labor costs, Mazarakis says Seasons Pizza is able to offer the same $ 10 pizza deals and daily specials without skimping on quality ingredients.

Simpson says it's important to have a U.S. agency that keeps a close eye on health care quality, noting a 2011 Institute of Medicine report that found 30 % of the $ 2.5 trillion the United States spends annually on health care is wasted on unnecessary services and other needless costs.

It's important to not just create a realistic eLearning budget in the beginning, but to keep a close eye on your tally sheet throughout the eLearning design and development process, so that you can stretch every dollar and avoid hidden costs.

Always keep a close eye on the costs you are paying.

It is for this reason that investors should keep a close eye on them and not be misled by terms such as «total cost».

Personally I prefer the DIY approach because I like to keep a close eye on returns and costs — and make changes if needed

Try to keep a close eye on trading costs, fund annual expenses and the amount you pay for financial advice.

As a result, investors will want to keep a close eye on fees and commissions to ensure these costs don't completely eat away at overall returns.

We've reviewed and rated cards that offer the lowest costs for cardholders, with a close eye on fees, rates and penalties.

«Companies we talk to are bullish about 2018, particularly given Singapore's positive economic outlook, but they also plan to keep a close eye on costs to maximise their potential for business growth and accessing a contingent workforce is an effective way to do this,» Eardley said.Of the companies who engaged contractors and temporary staff, 38 % did so for «special projects» while 33 % used contractors and temporary staff only in «exceptional circumstances», while 18 % enlisted the services of contractors and temporary staff on a regular basis.Hays» data also found that, of the companies using a flexible staffing approach, 42 % employed «part time staff», 24 % employed «casual staff» and 12 % facilitated the provision of «job sharing».

So to help keep a closer eye on change orders, and various other aspects of its mixed - use projects, Forest City Ratner this month installed Proliance real estate management software from Meridian Project Systems Inc. at a cost of about $ 1 million, says Raj Patel, senior vice president and chief information officer at Forest City Ratner.