Sentences with phrase «less up front cost»

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You're paying more money up front, in the form of closing costs, but you'll pay less in interest over time.

Mbappe does not cost 110M, Arsenal's bid was with 50M this year and rest in installments, better than anyone else who offered less up front.

While cloth diapers cost less in the long run, they require a large up - front investment.

Small modular reactors offer several advantages over traditional technologies, including the ability to purchase and construct them in a modular way, decreased up - front capital costs through simpler, less complex plants, and a reduced staff complement.

This is a necessary trade - off for having all the benefits of a squat stand PLUS many of the benefits of a power rack while having a lower price point, while taking up less space thanks to the open front section and costing less than the X-3 power racks (by ~ $ 55 vs X-3 short power rack or ~ $ 75 for the full - height X-3 power rack).

The 5 Series Touring costs # 4000 less in 530d guise but misses out on the 630d GT's fully electric front seats and adaptive LED headlights and the traditional estate isn't as roomy either with a smaller (by 40 litres with the seats up) boot and has less rear legroom, too.

With more than triple the electric range per charge and better efficiency in both its EV and hybrid modes, the Volt costs less to operate and less up front, with a price range topping out at about the Audi's starting price.

The bottom line is, e-books not only cost a lot less to produce (no printing costs, shipping, warehousing, or returns), but also require far less up - front investment and risk.

For instance, if you have an offer to refinance your home so that your payment will be $ 100 less per month but with $ 1,500 in up front costs, then your break even point will be 15 months [15 = $ 1,500 / $ 100].

In other words, a trade — less cost up front for higher fees over times.

You're paying more money up front, in the form of closing costs, but you'll pay less in interest over time.

A similar conversation can be had for paying less in closing costs up - front today.

If approved, these are excellent loans with highly competitive interest rates that allow both active and retired service members, as well as their immediate families, a way to become homeowners faster and for less of an up - front cost.

You usually have to pay an up - front fee for this convenience, but that fee may cost you a lot less than what you would owe in interest if you didn't do it.

The cost, which may be financed with the loan, is charged in two parts: 2 % of your home's value (or 2 % of the 203 - b limit in your area, whichever is less) is charged up front at closing, and 0.5 % is added to the interest rate charged on your rising loan balance.

It may cost more up front, but it costs less over the long run and avoids potential heartaches.

In terms of Golden Retrievers vs Labrador Retrievers, the Lab will cost less up front.

Although the Leaf has a higher up - front cost, its total lifetime cost (mileage, gas prices and the like) comes out lower than the Accord's ($ 25,186 versus $ 31,860) if the owner drives it 15,000 miles or less per year with today's prices at the pump.

In contrast, advanced energy technologies have higher up - front capital costs that make them less cost competitive than conventional technologies.

You will pay less up front, as the cash value in a non-guaranteed policy increases the overall cost by up to 3 or 4 times that of a comparable GUL policy.

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That's a bit more up front than most smart bulbs, but they'll last longer, won't restrict you to a specific bulb, will maintain continuity of function and look with your standard lighting, and can cost less in the long run.

The Nest Cam Outdoor costs less up front and has a much easier install, but its required cloud plans are more expensive.

There will be less uniform assumptions associated with the individual line items in the NOI calculation, but the ease of having one rate, one payment, and a drastically less expensive and less strenuous closing cost schedule, most operators and borrowers will choose to use the portfolio loan to save money up front, even though a cost of capital might be comparable to financing the assets individually in some cases.

REITs also have been less active on the acquisition front, which is likely due to the fact that their cost of capital has gone up, she adds.

You're paying more money up front, in the form of closing costs, but you'll pay less in interest over time.

By clearly stating costs up front, you're less likely to run into trouble at the end of the lease.