Sentences with phrase «few years of paid»

During the last few years of paying off our mortgage, the minimum monthly payment we sent to the bank was just over $ 3,000 (we financed to a 15 year fixed a few years ago to take advantage of lower interest rates).

With the A.M. Best Company, for example, the highest rating is an A + +, and any rating below an A - should be given careful consideration because they are on shaky financial ground and life insurance is not something you want to become useless after a few years of paying into the policy.

Usually, you don't build up much equity in the first few years of paying a mortgage, but if you've owned your home for a number of years, you may have significant unrealized gains.

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Hulu — which is owned jointly by CBS rivals Walt Disney, 21st Century Fox, Comcast, and Time Warner — made a similar move less than a year ago, when the service offered subscribers the option of paying a few dollars more per month for an ad - free experience.

On her site, Fobes uses the example of a person who drives an old clunker or even takes the bus for a few years, so as to be able to afford to pay for a new car in cash.

Yet fewer than half of employers (47 %) plan to pay holiday bonuses this season, according to the same poll, a slight increase over last year's 45 %.

«A few years ago I would have dismissed this kind of deal as too expensive, but I did the analysis and was pleased to find it will only take a few midsize deals to pay back the investment,» McElaney says.

USA Today's annual ranking of the top paid NCAA basketball coaches estimates Few's compensation totals around $ 1.6 million this season, up from $ 1.37 million a year earlier.

The average dating site customer spends just $ 239 a year for online memberships, which more than pays for itself to the tune of $ 12,803 in cost savings from fewer dates,» the report said.

Don't worry, it's not as bad as the epic back and forth of the past few years, as Congress decided to impose burdensome new requirements, the small business community fought back, and then Congress (typically) fought childishly among themselves about how to pay for a repeal.

Pay - TV subscribers spend an average of $ 231 a year to rent these boxes, because there are few meaningful alternatives.

To help these small businesses boost their brands and recruit highly - skilled applicants, LinkedIn has introduced a suite of paid services designed to help companies with fewer than 500 employees showcase their talent brand and conduct passive recruitment year - round.

While social platforms have established themselves as incredibly powerful resources for building that sort of relationship with fans, followers, readers, and loyalists, we've seen over the past few years that many of those platforms become pay - to - play.

There are 500 million registered users, and the company claims it has grown to 200,000 business customers (Under Armour, National Geographic and News Corp. are just a few) that pay $ 150 per employee per year for the standard package of two terabytes of data.

Apple's long - term debt has grown to almost $ 100 billion over the past few years partly because it needs a source of funds to buy back stock and pay dividends.

Similarly, the average citizen does not see that a large proportion of the benefits they receive is via the $ 60 billion or so the sector pays each year to governments nationwide, without which that citizen would receive fewer services or pay higher taxes.

There is a shred of hope for pay services to cling to in the MoffettNathanson results, however: Namely, the fact that the third - quarter figure was substantially better than the 605,000 fewer subscribers the firm reported in the second quarter of this year, news that helped to trigger a sell - off in television - related stocks.

Apple Pay will launch in just a few markets by the end of 2017, so we assume that the US will account for at least 50 % of Apple Pay volume by that year.

The concept of mobile payments has been around for several years, but a few things had to come together to make Apple Pay a reality.

Capital outflows lead to a weaker currency, which concerns the hordes of Chinese companies that borrowed debt in foreign currencies over the past few years and now have to pay it back with a weaker yuan.

One common device: rules mandating that workers with more than a few bucks» worth of stock be paid off over five years or more.

«This is key, because if you're young it means you have 30 - 35 years left of working life, so you are going to be working for a few decades, and that means paying taxes for a few decades,» Vargas - Silva said.

A few months later, Canaccord — the largest pusher of ABCP to retail investors in 2007, a year in which its CEO Paul Reynolds was paid $ 11.2 million — changed its tune.

Each listing includes the item (s) to be delivered, the number of miles from point A to point B, and the price to be paid, explains David Hater, a 50 - year - old retired Army officer who's delivered more than 400 gigs for Roadie, earning anywhere from $ 8 for a local delivery to $ 400 for «delivering a few extra boxes and making a stop or two along the way» on interstate trips.

While on the campaign trail in 2015 at the age of 44, the presidential candidate spoke at Liberty University and alluded to his experience of having to finance his education: I, Cruz said, «took over $ 100,000 in school loans, loans I suspect a lot of y» all can relate to, loans that I'll point out I just paid off a few years ago.»

Few construction companies pay serious attention to social media, which makes the approach something of a novelty, and it's brought in plenty of new business in the past year.

Many businesses initially opposed the first state paid sick days law in Connecticut, yet within a few years a survey showed... that an overwhelming majority of businesses reported only small or no effects on their bottom line, and three - quarters now report being supportive of the new policy.

«Any job where you get the majority of your training in school and the first few years of your career is not going to see much pay growth after that,» says Katie Bardaro, lead economist at PayScale.

Personal installment loans - also known as cash advances - are typically paid back on a fixed schedule over a period of a few months or years.

INVESTMENT of more than $ 200 million in exploration during the next few years by Santos Ltd in Queensland has already started to pay off for the Adelaide - based hydrocarbon producer.

However, Halligan's compensation ($ 18,000 / year toward conference attendance, $ 2,500 / year FSA, full health insurance with paid premiums, 30 days of PTO, to name a few) sounds more like magical thinking than solutions that could actually work in start - ups.

If you're a B - round investor used to paying $ 50 — 100 million pre-money and you had a few years of later - stage investors paying $ 200 million + 18 months after you invested you suddenly become less price sensitive.

Guidant CEO David Nilssen recommends giving clients incentives to pay in lump sums rather than installments during the first few years of business.

«I think the CSA will start with a soft - glove approach and evolve to more iron - hand in a few years,» says Paul Gryglewicz, managing partner of Global Governance Advisors, a Toronto firm that advises company boards and senior managers on corporate government and executive pay issues.

Director compensation typically consists of a cash component (retainer), smaller cash amounts paid for attendance at board and committee meetings, and incentive compensation in the form of stock and stock option grants which vest over a period of a few years.

The first policy would likely have significant costs as a result of fewer firms paying the mandate penalty, and the second policy was estimated in 2015 to cost $ 53 billion over ten years.

Very few investors know the amount of fees they pay each year for the management of their portfolio.

But a few years ago, she started paying more attention to the overwhelming maleness of Silicon Valley boards.

It's not hard to imagine that after a few years of owning your home, crushing it at work, and paying off other outstanding debts, that your credit could shoot for the sky.

Consumers each pay a few extra dollars per year for the sugar they consume, but this means millions of dollars for a handful of domestic sugar producers.

Central banking is one of the very few knowledge jobs that have not benefited from fat pay rises in recent years.

Usually, a 15 - year home loan is amortized in such a way that the borrower pays mostly interest during the first few years of the term.

There are a number of student loan repayment assistance programs throughout the country that can help you pay off private student loans after a few years of qualifying work.

Perhaps more important than other reasons, we pay a lot of attention to China because: — We are likely to make more money there than the US in the next few years.

I saved thousands by paying off my loans years ahead of schedule, just by working a few extra hours a week.

Mysteriously, Forbes chose not to include our analysis of those facts on GM in the article, but we all know what happened to GM a few years later: a declining business saddled with pension obligations it could not pay was forced into bankruptcy.

Continuously hiking taxes to pay for years of budget mistakes is a recipe for poor economic performance, meaning fewer job opportunities and slower wage growth for working Illinoisans.

Thankfully, principal reduction picks up speed after a few years, and homeowners who choose a 15 - year loan start paying big chunks of principal immediately.

Giuliani said that Trump told Cohen, «We'll cover your expenses,» and agreed to pay him $ 35,000 a month «out of his personal funds» over the course of a year - long period that began in the first few months of 2017 and has since ended.»

At the time, the typical home loan required buyers to make downpayments of fifty percent or more on a home; carried very high interest rates; and, required that loans be paid back in five years or fewer.