how
much money the scheme owes (its debts) and when these debts are due to be repaid (their «maturity profile»)
how
much money the scheme can borrow compared to how much the scheme has already borrowed (its «undrawn credit facility»).
Not exact matches
It's not
much in the grand
scheme of things, but that summer we were raising
money and had to pay for travel so it made an impact,» Schiff says.
The recent stock market and real estate bubbles are
much like pyramid
schemes in the sense that what is bidding up stock and property prices is an exponential inflow of new
money from pension plans and mutual funds (for shares) and bank credit (for real estate).
religion is a form of control people are generally stupid people love old lies as
much as new ones lots of
money can be made from religion religion, since all based on imaginary creatures to explain the unexplainable of the time, is all a
money making
scheme!
It does not trash organic agriculture, nor does it shed
much light on whether agri - environment
schemes, such as those mandated by the European Union, are a waste of
money.
Schemes like the Red Bull programme and its Mercedes / Ferrari counterparts pretty
much cover all the costs of a race season, meaning that in the championships that followed such as Formula Renault 3.5 and GP2 Gasly didn't need to find
money or a good seat, because Red Bull was helping to sort it all out for him.
uhh he was a ponzi financier who kept people signing on to his
scheme by using new capital to meet promise of big guaranteed annual returns... and wenger is
much the same tells fans he is bringing guaranteed football glory by selling off top players and bringing in cheap options while charging exhorbitant prices to fans who recall the glory days while siphoning off
money to himself and board... its not perfect but it will do....
He got through the 1983 season without conceding
much more than how «amazing» it was that «Danny» (ahem) got sacked only 10 times and threw just six interceptions in 306 pass plays, and despite his inexperience was «never indecisive,» even in the face of man - eating red - dogs and the best secondary
schemes and ploys
money could buy.
Now, amid daily reports of infrastructure failures and the governor's sliding poll numbers, the Cuomo administration will not even say how
much the lighting
scheme will cost — except to dispute early, internal estimates it could cost more than $ 350 million — or where that
money will come from.
Predicting the government will have to compensate those private
schemes scheduled for closure, Mr Lamb asked how
much taxpayers»
money would be spent resolving the «remarkable volte - face».
And this whole setup came about from the PPL
scheme designed to make as
much money as possible from every single suitor.
As I speculated last year in this detailed breakdown, I'm guessing there won't be
much in the way of direct connections to the Clover - verse in Overlord, but I'd put
money on Tagruato being involved in some capacity with the Nazis» supernatural
schemes.
3D has been
much bemoaned recently and while it remains to be primarily a
money - grabbing
scheme by studios and cinemas, it does work in Bay's favour in this film.
Others are concerned that divvying up funds equally among poor students means that the poorest school systems may not get as
much money as they do under the current funding
scheme.
With its forced dues
scheme, every public school teacher in the Golden State is made to fork over on average more than $ 1,000 a year, with
much of that
money going to buy legislators.
Learning the craft and polishing our skills will go
much further than any get rich quick advice /
scheme to «do this and this and this and you'll make lots of
money.»
While the synergies derived from this partnership are obvious — more purchases are made from the Nook store and Samsung gets more retail outlets for their tablets in the form of Barnes & Noble brick - and - mortar stores — they seem pretty minor in the
scheme of things, especially considering how
much energy (and
money) B&N devoted to the Nook over the last few years.
And he and his father
schemed for Soo - Jo to borrow so
much money from her father it was likely to ruin him.
A few cards also make
money off of annual fees, although I'd suspect this is not very
much in the full
scheme of things.
Apart from any issues of pyramid
schemes, MLMs have a problem of providing people with unrealistic expectations of how
much money they can make.
He has figured out exactly how
much each company's points and miles are worth, and he will heavily invest his
money in any
scheme that allows him to acquire them at rates that are below his pre-determined values.
The unpredictable nature of agribusiness
schemes means you should think carefully about how
much money you are prepared to invest.
If it's a defined - contribution (
money purchase)
scheme, then it really depends on how
much they'll charge you for the transfer, and how
much the old and new pension providers charge in management fees.
However, given you have the means to take more risk a generally smarter
scheme would be to invest
much of the
money in a broad liquid bond funds with a somewhat lower percentage in stocks and then reduce the amount of stock each year as you get closer even moving some into cash.
Depending on how
much money it borrows, and the length of time the interest is capitalised, the
scheme could have to pay a lot of extra interest on the loan.
The most recent, high - visibility version of this would be the Bernie Madoff Ponzi
scheme, which was supposed to pay back great returns for investors, but ended up wiping out significant sums of
money from many prominent (and a
much larger number of not - so - prominent) people.
If the promoter of the
scheme is disciplined about how
much money is left in the account to pay «dividends», the scam can go on for many years.
This design is not intrinsically a Ponzi
scheme: both the population and the economy ought to remain growing for the intermediate future, so there will be at least as
much money (and probably
much more) for them to pay those bills.
And of course why exactly not on the nintendo platforms, well it's simple: microsoft is making around 2 billions each year from their live gold
scheme, we all know those numbers are silly high but even half of that is way too
much money to spread the marketing around, giving
money - sorry - «resources» to the top publisher while justifying those programs with free «indie» games, you know the guys chased away from the industry.
It took until now to blow up because so
much foreign
money was willing to fund the
scheme.
As well as pumping
much as 600 million tonnes more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the carbon credits
scheme has been abused by countries like Russia and the Ukraine which have used them as a
money making scam.
Hansen's Been Vocal Opponent of Cap and Trade Hansen has made such statements before: Back in May he said he hoped the Waxman - Markey bill failed because of concerns that the only people to really benefit from such a
scheme are financiers acting as middlemen and that a «
much more effective approach» was needed — such as a fee - and - dividend approach — which is essential a carbon tax on producers, with the
money being given back to the public.
But... there are problems with their favorite strategy: cap - and - trade
schemes... Already an entire industry has grown up around the trading system — analysts and brokers and traders who hope to make
money from the
scheme but contribute not
much of anything to saving the planet.
The UK tried that earlier with the PV grants system in the Low Carbon Building programme — but the level of demand for grants was such that it overwhelmed the relatively small
scheme, and there were limits to how
much more taxpayers
money the government felt it could provide.
As a result, no employer knows exactly the cost of the pension
scheme, and how
much money they will need to put in.
PNB MetLife is providing customers with
much needed financial security while simultaneously delivering other benefits such as guaranteed monthly income and guaranteed
money back
schemes through these offerings.
The Reliance Tax Saver Plan is one that comes with its very own funds calculator that may be used by prospective investors to determine exactly how
much they will be likely to make when investing their
money in such a
scheme.
There are so many sleaze bag companies out there like Access America whose mission is to come up with
schemes to take as
much of your
money as possible.
To understand how
much cover a person needs in a best saving
scheme, he or she has to take stock of their existing expenses, compute to the extent possible the amount of future obligations that are likely to crop up and how
much money they need to meet their living expenses.
To mention a few, there are policies such as Pension Plans, Health Plans, Micro insurance Plans, Group
Schemes, Keyman insurance for business, Endowment plans,
Money back plans, Term Assurance plans and
much more.
The common question that was asked of any new recruit interested in the pyramid
scheme was: «How
much money do you need to be absolutely happy?»
Although that's a lot of
money in the grand
scheme of things (and
much more than in the US), it isn't really in the smartphone world, where top - tier phones can cost a few hundred more and beyond.
The distribution is planned in small increments over a longer time period, in contrast to the pump - and - dump
schemes, in which ICOs seek to raise as
much money as quickly as possible in an initial coin offering.
It's a pyramid
scheme tied to a great educational resource that shouldn't cost nearly that
much and the people signing everyone up are making a ton of
money.
You could be a great teacher endorsing the importance of moral values, but you might not make as
much money as you do by teaching marketing
schemes.