Sentences with phrase «invested at a certain rate»

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These features include the availability of physical cash and a behavioral aversion by some money market investors to investing at negative rates, and also encompass certain unique features of money markets in the United States, such as legal and regulatory incentives applicable to money market mutual funds and the ability of the government - sponsored enterprises to leave unremunerated deposits at the Federal Reserve.23

Although he says he is not sure whether the market will suffer $ 10 billion or $ 30 billion in defaults, he is certain that there will be a panic at the margin, and Muni bonds from the highest - rated on down will fall, in part because other investors tend not to step to invest.

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At the above poster, it definitely makes sense to pay off certain debts before investing especially if they are at high interest rates because it's a guaranteed returAt the above poster, it definitely makes sense to pay off certain debts before investing especially if they are at high interest rates because it's a guaranteed returat high interest rates because it's a guaranteed return.

At the same time, the insurance industry invests with certain overall strategies in mind, such as matching assets to liabilities in terms of maturity and interest rate risk, including managing duration; liquidity requirements; and overall risk appetite / volatility tolerance.

Here is how it works — let us say you invest some money (principal) that earns interest for you, at a certain rate, at the end of the first period.

The discount rate was set at 2.5 % in 2001 by the then Lord Chancellor meaning that lump sum compensation paid by an insurer to a person with a serious injury would be discounted by a certain fixed amount, on the assumption that the person will invest that money safely.