Sentences with phrase «high payments until»

Can you just buy the highest yielding stock and get high payments until you die?

But after that, you need to decide which debt will receive higher payments until it's paid off.

Not exact matches

«Taking small steps, such as making sure savings are in high - yield accounts, renegotiating monthly bills and using a cash - back credit card can free up cash that can be put toward debt payments until they are paid off in full,» she says.

This may work best if you're under age 70 (because your own payments will only increase until you're 70) and have a relatively high benefit at FRA compared with that of your deceased spouse.

Some experts advise waiting until you reach your full retirement age, because this results in higher payments than with early benefits.

The Social Security Administration says that if you delay receiving your Social Security benefits until you hit 70, your monthly payment will be 32 percent higher than if you had retired at full retirement age.

But if you wait until age 70, your payments will be at the highest level.

However, someone who has a higher average income, a good job history and generally makes all their payments until an unexpected event occurs, such as divorce or major illness, may be viewed more favorably.

Fixed monthly payments are required equal to 2.50 % of the highest balance applicable to this promo purchase until paid in full.

From there, you can work on adding extra debt payments to the credit card with the highest interest rate — see http://theeverygirl.com/feature/which-strategy-is-best-to-reduce-your-debt/ for more details — and make the minimum payment on the new card with the 0 % or low interest rate until the debt on the card with the highest interest rate is completely paid off.

Fixed monthly payments are required equal to 2.50 % of the highest balance applicable to this promo purchase until paid in full.

Under the FTC's Telemarketing Sales Rule, a seller or telemarketer who guarantees or represents a high likelihood of your getting a loan or some other extension of credit may not ask for — or accept — payment until you get the loan.

The PMI premiums may cost less than the higher home price you'll pay if you wait until you've saved up a larger down payment.

For instance, a recent college graduate who lands a good job with high income potential might use an interest - only home loan to reduce the monthly payment during the first few years, until his or her income increases.

Whether the theft of your identity results in higher balances on existing accounts, the opening of new accounts, late payments or an increase in inquiries, the end result is the same — your credit score will be affected until the fraudulent credit information is removed from your credit report.

Then, once you've paid off your smallest balance cards, apply as much of a payment as you can each month to the card with the highest interest balance until it's paid off or down substantially, followed by the next highest interest balance, and so on.

As soon as you pay off a high - interest debt, add the same payment amount to the next loan, and continue the process until you are finally out of debt.

If you're making the minimum payments and you can afford to make a little more, then you might consider a debt snowball where you send a higher payment to one of your credit cards each month (while making the minimum on all your others) until that card is paid off.

If only the minimum payment is made however, the balance with the high APR will still not be paid down until the balance with the lower APR is paid in full.

If you start taking Social Security as soon as you're qualified, the higher number of payments you'll receive means you'll collect more money than someone who waits to file — until you reach a tipping point.

It wasn't until I realized our minimum monthly payments were higher than my mortgage payment.

You make the minimum payments on all of them each month, and you throw every extra cent you have at the debt ranked highest, until it's paid off.

If you do not pay the interest, your loan will capitalize until your payment is higher than it was initially.

Though interest rates aren't likely to rise until about mid-2011, policy makers are worried that too many Canadians won't be able to handle higher payments when they do.

The best way to deal with a collector insisting that you pay a higher amount or that you have to make a down payment is to tell the collector that you are aware of your right to a reasonable and affordable payment plan and to keep pushing until they give it to you.

If you are financially in a good position, you should pay to double the minimum payment on high credit card debt, until you get the balance to be below 30 % of what the limit is.

Some pensions calculate your monthly pension payment so that you get a higher pension until age 65 and then a lower pension after age 65.

Until a few years ago, homeowners were able to run up credit card debt and then take out a second mortgage to consolidate the credit cards and high interest loans into a reduced payment fixed interest loan that even offered tax deductibility.

The higher percentage may not seem like much until you consider the difference in large mortgage payments.

If you have an existing upside down car loan, it might mean a higher lease payment, but assuming you keep the car until the end of the lease, then your negative equity is completely gone.

Any payment you make in excess of the minimum payment due will be first applied to balances accruing the highest interest rate until completely satisfied, and then applied to balances at the next highest interest rate.

To get the highest payments, wait until age 70 to start collecting Social Security.

Studentloan The student loan I have with the interest percentage 1.5 % will be payed with this amount of $ 53 for a while until its payed off... no reason to higher the monthly payment because of the low interestrate.

Interest charged on the previous month's higher balance will continue every day the delivery is delayed and will not be reduced until the payment is posted at Nelnet.

If your monthly payment is less that the amount of interest that accrues, the interest is added to your principal until it is 10 % higher than your original loan balance.

Then, those payments will be applied to the next - highest - debt (in addition to the minimum payment) until that one is paid off, ad infinitum until all debts are completely paid off.

Under the Federal Telemarketing Sales Rule, a seller or tele - marketer who guarantees or represents a high likelihood of you getting a loan or some other extension of credit may not ask for or accept payment until you have received the funding.

My extra payments will go to the highest - interest debt until it is paid off.

Under the federal Tele - marketing Sales Rule, a seller or tele - marketer who guarantees or represents a high likelihood of your getting a loan or some other extension of credit may not ask for or accept payment until you've received the loan.

Waiting until your grace period is just about to expire to figure out how much your payments are going to be could cause a panic attack if they're higher than you expected.

Our payment was high, but we persevered until it was paid off.

Seems pretty disingenuous to charge these struggling consumers super high fees (15 % of their debt over 18 months) and then run a press release about how they are so pro consumer that they will defer a couple of the payments until later for just 3 of them.

In other words, when payments are zero because income is inadequate, does the interest still accrue on the loan, or is interest accrual suspended until income is high enough to create a payment obligation?

Take their money interest free, stick it in a savings or high interest bearing checking account up to 5 - 6 %, then make the minimum payment until the year is up, then pay off the card.

We would pay off our highest interest rate debt first while making minimum payments on our other debts, then proceed to our next highest interest rate debt and continue until all our debt was paid off.

If not, you still have a high payment due until it's paid in full.

This may work best if you're under age 70 (because your own payments will only increase until you're 70) and have a relatively high benefit at FRA compared with that of your deceased spouse.

If you receive estimated benefit payments that are too high, we will reduce future payments until the overpayment has been repaid.

Mr. Michaelson conceded that the school could have continued to use the endowment to cover deficits and would have survived until 2018, when the higher payments from the Chrysler lease start.

And no, it's not possible to stack the policies to achieve a higher total payment amount, because most long - term disability insurance policies won't pay until you've exhausted any short - term or employer benefits first.